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MAS
News...
RALS®-Web
Provides Access to POC Data
Where You Need, When You Need It
Charlottesville,
VA – May 17,
2004 – Medical Automation Systems, Inc. (MAS;
Charlottesville, VA) the leader in information management
software for Point-of-Care Testing (POCT), has announced the
availability of
RALS-Web which enables users to remotely connect to their RALS-Plus
database and access key information from any computer connected
on the hospital network that is running Internet Explorer 5.5 or
higher.
With
the addition of RALS-Web, the ‘Best Just Got Better’ with a
multi-vendor, multi-analyte, browser-based technology that
enables users to access data from any device at any location,
using a PC, laptop, wireless tablet or computer on wheels
connected to a hospital intranet.
"RALS-Web
provides a mobile
office solution for efficient management of my POCT
glucose program. I can instantly troubleshoot problems
and answer questions on any available PC, regardless of which
campus or clinic I am visiting."
Kim Gregory,
MT(ASCP), NCA,
CLS, POCT
Specialist
Department
of Lab Medicine at Boston
Medical Center.
RALS-Web
was developed based upon input from a number of different
institutions through the United States. The system is easy to
use and provides POCCs with key information to manage their POC
programs, including:
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3
levels of authority (POCC, POCC Assistant, and Test Station
Operator)
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Operator
information (i.e. – add/edit operator ID, name, assigned
location, etc)
Operator
certification information
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Flagged
results
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All
results (including those pending upload to the LIS)
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Device
management status (e.g. – whether a device has downloaded
and from what location)
RALS-Web
interfaces to POC devices from Bayer, Biosite, Dade Behring,
HemoCue, IL, i-STAT, ITC, Lifescan
and Roche Diagnostics.
For a complete detailed listing
click here.
For
years, the name RALS® has been synonymous with
point-of-care information management and widely recognized as
the leading connectivity system available on the market.
Today, nearly 600 hospitals throughout the country manage
their programs with RALS. In
fact, there's a RALS system in all 50 states, at sites ranging
from the largest IHN's to the smallest clinics, as well as a
vast majority of VA hospitals.
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