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Cell Phones and Tablets: The Infection Control Issue for Hospitals

Smartphones, such as those that can play games like 먹튀, are a breeding ground for bacteria and yet they are a crucial device for hospitals globally. The current debate is whether medical professionals should be able to use their personal mobile devices for work in hospitals or should they only be given the opportunity to use devices provided by the hospital or medical facility. On one hand, it is a discussion of convenience, on another, it is a discussion of privacy and work-life balance; the even bigger concern is the safety and health of the patients.

Hot Swappable Batteries Give Healthcare Professionals Lost-lasting, Reliable Computing Solutions

In fast-paced, crisis solving places such as hospitals, ERs and medical offices, healthcare staff requires technology that works as fast as they do. Providing solutions to patients that helps to get them time-sensitive results. Healthcare technology has come a long way in the last few years, now offering mobile, more durable options to healthcare professionals globally.

All-In-One Medical Cart Computer for all Health Professional Needs

One highly-skilled medical staff and one highly-powerful computer this is the pairing we imagined when we built our DT592 and DT594 Medical Cart Computers.

DT Research Brings Rugged Innovation to MEDICA

The world of medicine meets at MEDICA 2019. A must for anyone who wants to experience tomorrows healthcare market live.

MEDICA is the leading international trade fair for the medical sector where the newest medical technology and other related products are brought together under one roof. It is an exhibition of medical advancement and DT Research is excited to be among the exhibitors, showing our DT313T-MD Medical Tablets and our Medical Cart Computers.

Versatility of the Medical Tablet Cart System

The medical tablet cart system has been a giant step forward for emergency rooms, hospitals, and urgent care clinics, providing a continuity of care that is unmatched when it comes to mobility and efficiency. Increased professionalism and better patient outcomes occur when healthcare worker Integration with existing patient records systems means electronic health records (EHRs) are easier to review, update, and transmit seamlessly, providing any necessary information available to all members of a patient team and making it easier than ever to catch errors before they impact patient care.