Getac Technology Corporation 8265NG Manual De Usuario

 

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RX10 is a Tablet PC designed for healthcare environments. Some possible 

applications include: 

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A mobile device for health care professionals 

Health care professionals such as doctors and nurses can use the device to 

access and maintain patients’ health records while on ward rounds. Health 

data can be transmitted in real-time over the wireless network to the 

hospital’s health information management system, where data are stored. 

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Information accuracy 

With the device’s barcode/RFID/NFC reader and appropriate software*, 

hospital staff can access data by scanning patients’ wristbands and 

barcode/RFID tags/NFC tags attached to medications. The patient’s 

identification and his/her matching medication can be quickly verified. 

This eliminates errors that can occur when data are first written by hand 

and then manually entered into the computer system. 

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Communications and information gathering 

On hospital ward rounds, doctors/nurses can use the device to show 

graphical information to the patients for better understanding and 

communications. Using the device’s front/rear camera function, 

doctors/nurses can take photos right on the spot when information 

gathering and recording is needed. 

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Confidentiality and security 

Hospitals are responsible for protecting electronic health records. With 

specific hardware component on the device and appropriate software*, 

hospitals can implement fingerprint recognition, barcode scanning, or 

RFID/NFC scanning in their staff authentication process. This additional 

layer of authentication besides passwords ensures the security of the 

hospital’s health information management system. 

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Use in emergency medical services 

At the location of the emergency, emergency services personnel can use 

the device to record the patient’s physical health conditions and instantly 

send the data back to the hospital over wireless network. The patient’s 

information can be registered while the patient is on the way to the 

hospital. 

NOTE: * “Appropriate software” means application software developed by 

the hospital’s internal staff or a third-party, using the provided SDK 

(software development kit).