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Providing fast and accurate data in clinical trials
Challenge:
Reducing the amount of time care workers need to spend on paperwork, and increasing the amount of time they can spend with patients. Allowing care workers to send information directly back to the office from the patients’ homes.
Solution:
Employs digital pens, forms using paper with special dot pattern, a wireless service platform and GPRS technology.
Benefits:
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Ease of use for the care staff, instant incorporation into council databases and an increase in the amount of time care staff can spend with patients.
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No transcription or entry operations are necessary, thereby allowing staff to allocate time for original medical services.
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No special training or instructions are necessary on the part of the patient. This allows the hospital staff to provide patient-friendly treatment based on the patient's self-assessment data.
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Real-time monitoring of patients are possible, allowing staff to provide refined medical services.
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Digital Pen Solution for Environmental Health Department working in the field
Challenge:
Professions that work out in the field often involve a lot of paperwork. For environmental health officers inspecting kitchens in restaurants, bars and cafés, this usually means filling in forms while out in the field, then coming back to the office to transcribe their notes onto the computer system.
Solution:
A prototype pen, which carries DPP technology.
Benefits:
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Reducing time environmental health officers need to spend on administrative work.
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Processes are quicker; bureaucracy is kept to a minimum. Ease of use for the staff and instant incorporation into company database system.
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Professions that work out in the field often involve a lot of paperwork. For environmental health officers inspecting kitchens in restaurants, bars and cafés, this usually means filling in forms while out in the field, then coming back to the office to transcribe their notes onto the computer system.
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