Modern touchscreen devices are increasingly finding their way into general practitioners' practices and hospitals. Because they are flexibly transportable, germ-free, quick and easy to clean and intuitive to use. Whether in the operating room, in the intensive care unit or in the emergency vehicle in the event of an emergency on site. From mobile ECG devices, spirometers or blood clotting devices to defibrillators, there are more and more possibilities to equip medical devices with an intuitive touchscreen.
High level of user-friendliness
Touch applications are known for enabling easy human-machine communication. They can also be used without technical knowledge and thus offer a high level of user-friendliness. Allow the touchscreen to be operated with a glove or pen. Liquids do not affect the surface and are now more affordable to purchase than large appliances.
New functions at any time
In addition, the software behind modern touch applications can often be used without any problems and can be flexibly expanded when it comes to adding new functions by means of software updates. Compared to older generations of devices, this makes medical touch applications more future-proof and user-friendly.
In November 2017, the "MEDICA 2017 - World Forum of Medicine" will take place again. There, interested users can find out about touchscreen devices in the medical field.