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Stepping into the Future with the 55x Series Medical Graphics Station

DT Research, the leading provider of purpose-built rugged computing solutions, has announced the unveiling of its new line of 55x series all-in-one (AIO) medical graphics stations designed specifically for use in augmented reality navigation, robotic surgeries, and 3D simulations. These medical graphics stations were showcased at the HIMSS Global Health Conference and Exhibition, the largest healthcare technology event in the United States.

Mobile Efficiency: How Rugged All-in-One Medical Cart Computers are Helping Healthcare Professionals

Healthcare facilities, especially in recent times, have become increasingly reliant on technology. From managing patient records to administering medication, healthcare professionals are expected to navigate complex digital systems with ease. One way to facilitate this is through the use of rugged all-in-one medical cart computers, which can be deployed in various locations throughout the healthcare facility or field facility.

How Rugged Medical Tablets and Cart Computers Support Telehealth

Telehealth technology has been an exciting investment avenue for many healthcare providers throughout the world. The benefits have been highlighted repeatedly, but the recent pandemic has brought telehealth technology back into the spotlight and moved it forward at a faster rate than the last several years with facilities adopting it as a service offered regularly.

DT Research Medical Tablets and Cart Computers Meets EMS’ Daily Operations Needs

Medical devices are increasingly using displays with touch panels to enhance patient care and productivity. These medical devices like tablets and panel PCs are frequently utilized in medical displays, patient monitoring systems, and hand-held devices.

Telemedicine and the Evolution of Remote Care

We are witnessing some historic developments now that will have long-lasting impacts into the future. Our traditional healthcare services are no longer enough, we need innovative solutions that result in better patient care. Furthermore, the pandemic has opened our eyes to the breakthroughs that are being made in telemedicine and remote care.