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joining forces with remains a largely untapped market,” Unitech and PDC recognised that they
Precision Dynamics said Raymond Wolfert, sales & needed to offer complete solutions
Corporation Europe marketing manager, Unitech Europe; based on products that have been
(PDC-Europe), a pioneer subsidiary of Unitech Corporation, specially developed for the healthcare
in wristband technology. Together the a worldwide manufacturer of rugged sector. “It is no longer enough to offer
two companies will bring solutions to PDAs. “A recent report from industry standard AIDC products to healthcare
market to meet the growing demands analyst VDC predicts the worldwide professionals; they need solutions
for patient identification in healthcare. healthcare market for small form designed for the specific demands of
factor PDAs will see a compound the environment,” continued Wolfert.
“It is increasingly evident that, for auto - annual growth rate of 17 per cent
matic identification and data capture between 2007 and 2012.” Unitech’s PA600 MCA Mobile Clinical
Assistant and PDC’s wristbands can
be combined with wristband printers
to create total healthcare solutions.
The PA600’s integrated 2D barcode
and RFID reader capability has been
proven to work with PDC’s wristband
technology, and PDC’s wristbands
work with all major wristband printers.
“Patient safety will always be a key
issue for healthcare. The joint PDC >>
The Unitech PA600’s integrated 2D barcode
and RFID reader capability has been proven
to work with PDC’s wristband technology,
and PDC’s wristbands work with all major
wristband printers.
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