Rugged Mobile Clinical Assistant has 10-Inch Screen

 
October 27, 2010

The CliniScape mobile clinical assistant, by Barco, enables nurses and physicians to make more informed clinical decisions at the point of care. The ultra-ergonomic and medical-grade device integrates all the features needed to increase patient safety and reduce administrative workload.

The device is lightweight and features a 10-inch touch screen. It also has a back handgrip for maximum comfort and features a 2 MegaPixel digital camera to capture pictures of patients’ wounds.

For more information: www.barco.com

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