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Manufacturer: Cardinal health
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Operating System: Windows 2000/ XP
Latest Version / Release Date: 2.1 / Not Specified
Windows device driver information for Cardinal Health MicroLab
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This stylish new microlab design is easy to operate and has high definition color touch screen. It has a combination of ease to use and sophistication. Ease of use is assured through the use of context sensitive help screens accessed at the touch of a button. It has an easy load high printer that prints a full report in less than 30 seconds. The help button provides instant on screen guidance. The animated incentives help to maximize patient effort and the testy quality assessment ensures accurate results. It is easy to clean and conforms to all spirometry standards (ATS, BTS, and ERS). It has USB connectivity for PC and external HP A4 printouts. It uses the cardinal health digital volume transducer which is extremely stable. Its weight makes it easily portable and it comes complete with all the accessories in a sturdy carrying case.
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This gold standard transducer from cardinal health gives precise volume and flow measurements for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients. With the administration mode available on the system, the administrator can restrict the availability to the user. This prevents adjustments by the user and deletion of patient's records. The easy to use spida 5 interfaces the microlab via a USB port. It is beautifully designed and highly portable. With its wide angle, high resolution color touch screen, all the features can be easily accessed. It has fast textual data entry using a stylus or the optional MicroMouse thus making it highly intuitive. It features a quiet, fast printer with easy-load paper mechanism. It has unique contextual help screen that is language selectable with dedicated help button. The internationally recognized on screen test quality assurance prompts assures quality test results. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for Windows and Cardinal Health MicroLab errors before installing any driver updates.
Cardinal Health's SYNtrac™ provides the tools you need to manage a productive, compliant, efficient, and successful Nuclear Medicine Department in today's challenging healthcare environment. It's not just a computer program, but a complete, seamless solution — software applications, training, toll-free technical assistance hotline, support and ongoing upgrades. All from a single source you can trust — Cardinal Health, the leader in nuclear medicine.
Proven in more system installations than any other Nuclear Medicine system |
Based on more than a decade of experience in Nuclear Medicine Department Management Systems |
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Department Scheduling and Resource Management
Radiopharmaceutical Inventory Management
Health Physics Module
Quality Improvement Module
Training and Technical Support
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SYNtrac™ offers all the tools you need to manage your department effectively. More hospitals and outpatient clinics use SYNTrac™ than any other nuclear medicine department management system. Users benefit from features developed with the advice and feedback of experienced healthcare professionals:
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Resource-based scheduling to flag and eliminate potential conflicts |
Centralized scheduling for all modalities |
Customizable “Dayboard” view for at-a-glance overview of all activities, with easy access to historical information |
Multiple workstation capability with shared real-time data |
Microsoft Windows®-based system allows true multi-tasking ability |
Efficiency
Replace manual logbooks and redundant paperwork with on-line databases |
One-time patient profile data entry |
Bar-coding capability for most data entry categories |
User-defined tracking codes and indicator flags for follow-up and statistical analysis |
Quality
Standardized record-keeping with pull-down menus and prompts for required information, eliminating missing data and poor handwriting |
Data capture, analysis and reporting for JCAHO mandated quality improvement programs |
Centralized electronic records facilitate regulatory inspections |
Flexibility
Customizable data files for patient demographics, procedure parameters, CPT and billing codes |
Standard and user-defined data analysis and reporting |
Multiple department and multi-modality capabilities |
RIS and HIS interface capabilities |
Ease-Of-Use
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“Point and click” operation |
“Wizards” and on-line help files |
Cardinal Health Help Desk available 8AM-8PM EST for immediate assistance |
Confidence
Proven success with installations in hospitals, clinics and mobile imaging facilities nationwide |
Demonstrated record of improvements and upgrades to meet new requirements |
Recognized by regulatory agencies as a valuable tool to facilitate radiation safety compliance |
Comprehensive training and support directly from Cardinal Health |
The seamless solution to help you manage your department.

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