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emsCharts Mobile

With today’s technology, emergency service personnel are able to collect electronic patient information in real-time by using emsCharts mobile software for tablet PCs and notebook computers. A secure and efficient companion software to emsCharts, emsCharts mobile facilitates mobile pre-hospital data collection and command control.

emsCharts Mobile Features

emsCharts mobile delivers all of the data input capabilities of emsCharts combined with the power of mobile computing. Installing emsCharts mobile on a Windows Tablet XP platform allows the flexibility of mobile patient charting and data collection while providing advanced features such as the following:

• Touch-screen technology for easy, one-touch program navigation
• Quick Action screen for single-click events in rapid succession
• Handwriting recognition, signature support, and freehand notepad
• Reference Documents link for easy access to protocols, drug references, and other important resources
• Wireless data transfer abilities between devices, allowing BLS crews to share data with ALS or Air Medical services on-scene
• Large, user-friendly interface to facilitate rapid data entry
• Advanced reporting features available to build custom reports and to access over 100 standard reports
• Flexible & scalable to satisfy the needs of any service
• State-of-the-art data encryption for security and superior HIPAA compliance

System Requirements

Operating System: Microsoft® Windows® XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 for Pen*; Windows® XP; Windows® 2000
Processor: 800 MHz Mobile Intel Pentium III Processor
Memory: 256 mb
Disk Space: 300 MB of RAM
Display: 800 X 600 resolution
*Digitized screen required for signature capabilities

Optional Components:

Vehicle Docking Station
Extra Batteries
Wireless capability

Additional Considerations:
For full functionality of handwriting recognition, notepad, and signatures features, the tablet hardware should have digitizer capability. A digitizer is a thin, electrostatic film just under the LCD screen of the computer that senses the movements of the active pen on the tablet.