IGEL, a world provider of endpoint management software for the secure enterprise, and Advantech, a provider of
medical computing solutions, have announced an ongoing development and technology partnership, the companies said.
The DT590 series is the next generation of
medical computing solutions, making data access efficient, optimizing staff workflow, and minimizing the total cost of ownership.
said Harry Wang, product manager of AMiS, at Advantech's
Medical ComputingDubai -- Small, discreet wearable medical technology has the potential to detect emergencies and illnesses early on and even prevent diseases, according to the CEO of
medical computing giant Empatica.
After working for several years for the Department of Health as an expert in
medical computing he retired to concentrates on his passion for gardening.
The creation by the US National Institutes of Health of PubMed Central, which aims to put online all new biomedical research, has provoked a critical reaction from the New England Journal of Medicine, which has argued that this would not be in the public interest (Blume, 2000: 1), yet open source (that is, a source code available to the general public for use and/or modification from its original design free of charge), biomedical journals, such as Biology or The Journal of Free and Open Source
Medical Computing (JFOSMC), are now well accepted as being within the public interest.
Additionally, POL lacks access to the World Wide Web - now a must for
medical computing. (POL's operators suggest that Web access may be added by late 1996.) Finally, the differential diagnosis program, QMR, is not currently available because of software problems.
Careers in
medical computing will develop and physicians will be able to construct "authoring systems" that will allow them to build expert systems without an understanding of the theory of expert systems.
The system is centered at UB and maintained by the university's director of
medical computing.
The challenge to medical schools will be to make students literate in the specialized area of
medical computing. At a minimum, this means use of bibliographic retrieval systems, consideration of alternative techniques in computer storage of clinical information, exposure to clinical databases and decision support systems, and explicit consideration of problem-solving and decision-making techniques.
Offering excellent temperature flexibility from -40 degree C to 85 degree C, shock and vibration resistance, and low power consumption, Transcend's Industrial Grade SDHC cards are suitable for use in industry-standard SD equipped devices, such as handheld bar code readers, POS terminals, in-vehicle advertising and entertainment,
medical computing, set-top boxes, surveillance systems, portable vehicle navigation systems, and more.