automatic
point of
data capture
sale
and Unitech solution enables the or light blue and, crucially, is
tracking of patients from admission constructed from anti-microbial
to discharge, ensuring that the ‘five protection material. With its
rights of medication safety’ are lightweight ergonomic design, the
achieved: right patient, right drug, PA600 fits easily into the hand of
right dose, right route and right the user and is small enough to be
ANY NEWS
time,“ added Jofroi Dangoisse, placed into the pocket of a clinical
sales manager EMEA, PDC Europe. coat or nurse’s uniform.
“Unitech and PDC’s products COMP
‘Healthcare’ look complement each other perfectly,” partners to take advantage of the
With a ‘healthcare’ look, the PA600 concluded Wolfert. “When combined, growth that is being seen in the
MCA’s housing is available in white our solution will enable our channel healthcare sector.” a71
PRECISION DYNAMICS
UNITECH AT A GLANCE
CORPORATION (PDC)
Unitech is recognised as a world-class manufacturer of rugged
AT A GLANCE
data capture, mobile computing and PDA products, focusing on
Founded in 1956, PDC is
automatic data collection products and services to improve
a developer of positive
productivity, efficiency and quality of operations. Unitech
identification systems and
produces a wide range of AIDC products; including portable
other healthcare products.
data collection terminals, handheld scanners, magnetic stripe
The company delivers quality
readers and fixed terminals. Its products have brought value to
wristband and labelling
customers all over the world; from retail to banking and from
solutions that help protect
field service to healthcare.
patients against medical errors.
logistics
r
field service
r
retail
r
warehouse
r
healthcare
point of healthcare. PA600
Mobile Clinical Assistant
r Antimicrobial housing for Healthcare
environments
r Compact and lightweight ergonomic design
r 2D Barcode Scanner/Imager
r RFID-HF 13.56Mhz Reader
r WiFi
r IP64 water & dust protection
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