RALS®-Web
Provides Access to Point-of-Care Information
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”, says Kim Gregory,
MT(ASCP), NCA, CLS,
POCT Specialist,
Department of Lab Medicine
at Boston Medical Center. “I can instantly
troubleshoot problems and answer questions on any available
PC, regardless of which campus or clinic I am
visiting."
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:
-
3
levels of authority (POCC, POCC Assistant, and Test
Station Operator)
-
Operator
information (i.e. – add/edit operator ID, name,
assigned location, etc)
-
Operator
certification information
-
Flagged
results
-
All
results (including those pending upload to the LIS)
-
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.
A complete detailed listing is available at www.medicalautomation.com.
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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