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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.

Medical Tablets with RFID Redefine Patient Care and Lower Cost for Healthcare Sector

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is redefining accuracy and visibility in a wide variety of sectors. Retail, manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, and defense are just a few examples, but the healthcare industry may be the most important sector to profit from RFID’s particular benefits.

Telehealth Services Expand as Healthcare Shifts Continue

Telehealth services are here to stay. For many years, telehealth has been subject to a lot of scrutiny over how patient treatment would work virtually, but with the onset of COVID-19, the world has been forced to embrace technology like never before. Telehealth is one of the services that are here to stay and, due to the pandemic, has been fast-tracked as optimal service for patient care. What would have taken years to integrate into the current medical system is now taking a few months.

Medical Tablets Aid Senior Community Healthcare Workers

While mobile devices have been in use for decades, few could have foreseen how prolific the advancements in mobile technology would be, especially over the past ten years. Few have escaped the impact of mobile technology, including the senior community healthcare industry.

Superior Healthcare Tablets for a Changing Healthcare Environment

Imagine a high-tech medical tablet thats rugged, fast, and lightweight. High performance, energy-efficient Intel processor in a handheld, portable scale. When going from room to room, seeing patients back-to-back, healthcare teams need something that can easily be carried. But this doesnt mean you have to scale back on quality. This makes it easier to document patients as well as have large, clear images for telehealth services. Healthcare teams need something reliable and durable no matter what the environment they are working in.