New Portable Medical Records Can Save Lives In An Emergency Medical News Today
A new computer application called ViRec(TM) uses portable storage technology called a flash drive to privately record vital medical information for emergency viewing by medical personnel. Additionally, the ViRec application optionally fers medical records from the storage unit to a cell phone for emergency reference. [click link for full article]
New Portable Medical Records Can Save Lives in an Emergency PR Web
A new computer application called ViRec(TM) uses portable storage technology called a flash drive to privately record vital medical information for emergency viewing by medical personnel. Additionally, the ViRec application optionally fers medical records from the storage unit to a cell phone for emergency reference. (PRWeb Dec 5, 2006) Post Comment:Trackback URL:
Carbon monoxide scanner added to squad's arsenal The Reporter
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Funding sought for emergency medical project Rocky Mount Telegram
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Verizon Foundation Awards $323,000 in Literacy, Domestic Violence Prevention and Technology Grants to 33 Greater Puget Broadcast Newsroom
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Tuesday evening - shock news about Accident and Emergency Units Bexhill Today
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