Mobile medical diagnostic cases to be used in Kazan
10 April 2014, Thursday
Tatarstan Ministry of Information and Communication is preparing 10 sets of mobile medical diagnostic cases for the Ministry of Health.
A mobile diagnostic case includes certified devices, such as pulseoxymeter, glucose meter, 12-lead ECG, and tonometer. Integration with regional medical information systems was successfully completed.
After doing operational test at Vysokaya Gora central hospital, screening examinations of 300 people were carried out at local medical stations. Afterwards, results of these examinations were remotely studied by doctors, and information was put into medical cards.
Thus, the service was rendered to patients without any queues, visits to the regional centre, and referrals to diagnosis of cardiovascular, endocrine and urogenital diseases.
A mobile diagnostic case includes certified devices, such as pulseoxymeter, glucose meter, 12-lead ECG, and tonometer. Integration with regional medical information systems was successfully completed.
After doing operational test at Vysokaya Gora central hospital, screening examinations of 300 people were carried out at local medical stations. Afterwards, results of these examinations were remotely studied by doctors, and information was put into medical cards.
Thus, the service was rendered to patients without any queues, visits to the regional centre, and referrals to diagnosis of cardiovascular, endocrine and urogenital diseases.
Press Office of Tatarstan Ministry of Information and Communication
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