New Products: Gait trainer, portable office table, and RFID tags
Profiles of a portable table, a pediatric gait trainer, and a software program that uses RFID tags to track nursery infants.
MOBILITY
A gait trainer for those learning to walk
For more information, please visit http://www.rifton.com/
OFFICE
A portable table, minus the legs
CND Products LLC has a solution: a portable table. It screws onto a standard IV pole or rail in a few seconds, and opens to a 12"-by-15" counterbalanced surface. And unlike hinged foldout tables, these can be easily disinfected, or even popped in a dishwasher.
For more information, please visit http://www.point-o-care.com/
NURSERIES
Keep an eye on the little ones, virtually
The Hugs 6 software from Stanley Healthcare uses a series of RFID tags, one per infant, to track their position. For security purposes, each infant's location is mapped onto a hospital floorplan, and updated every 10 seconds. And for coordination purposes, there's a virtual whiteboard, with common tasks given specialized icons for ease of use. All records can be accessed via custom reports.
For more information, please contact http://www.stanleyhealthcare.com/
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