Replace Paper Charts with this Tablet!
TechCrunch recently posted about their prototype Crunchpad, a bare-bones tablet for web-surfing.
The original idea was to create this for around $200, but after building their latest prototype they have revised their target pricing to $300.
Even at that price point, it could provide an economical means of digitizing paper-laden physician offices:
1. For patients:
When the patient arrives for their appointment, hand them a Crunchpad for entering demographic, insurance and past medical information to a doctor's web-based patient management system.
2. For doctors:
No more searching for lost charts.
Doctors could upload dictation to web-based EMRs and access notes from previous visits using Crunchpad.
Posted by Health IT Girl at January 19, 2009 
Categories: e-tools,physicians,EMR,patients,practice management
Categories: e-tools,physicians,EMR,patients,practice management
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We have started using Formic tablets (PC type) in Bridgwater, which are equally as effective.
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It's great to have this innovation. It could lessen paper works and every information will just save in a database. Accessing the information is just fast and simple.
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Having this new innovation on medical book keeping really makes treatment convenient and less time consuming in finding records for they are retrieve easily without hassle.
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This innovation on medical book keeping is really great. It allows access to records in a convenient and non time consuming method.It's fast and effective.
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