Why the walls of an operating room matter
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PACS is a medical imaging technology that stores images and clinical reports and sends them electronically. It removes the need to file, store and retrieve films by hand, and lets images be viewed from workstations and mobile devices.
One interface
In our approach, a single central computer is the only interface to the hospital systems. Each operating room is a client of the PACS and of the hospital information system (HIS), and the solution can act as a universal client for any type of PACS. That keeps the number of licences small.
Built on what you already have
- It runs on the existing IT landscape of the hospital, servers and cabling included.
- Installation and commissioning take less than a day for each operating room.
- No data is stored on the devices, so a dedicated backup strategy is not needed.
- A failed device can be exchanged during ongoing operation, because it is plug and play.
On the wall, not on the floor
Monitors, the wall clock and timer, alarms and medical gas indicators are mounted flush with the wall of the operating room. Flush surfaces are easier to clean and leave no place for contamination to collect. The ORCP-8 panel brings lighting, doors, ventilation and alarms into one user interface that can still be extended later.
