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“Our clinicians are very pleased with the Welch Allyn PC-Based ECG in their team areas. They are now able to spend less time documenting and more time with their patients because of the seamless transfer of data from the device to our electronic patient record. Quality of care for our patients is improved by the clinician having instant access to prior tests for comparison. The portability and ease of use of this device makes our care teams more efficient and increases productivity.”
Welch Allyn CardioPerfect® Workstation
Sandra Negron, RN & Nurse Educator at Sixteenth Street Community Health Center, Milwaukee, WI, talks about the CardioPerfect Workstation, and its benefits for her patients and practice.
Welch Allyn Green Series™ 300 General Exam Light
Elizabeth Scott-Todd, Advanced Nurse Prescriber at Sixteenth Street Community Health Center, Milwaukee, WI, talks about the Green Series 300 General Exam Light, and its benefits for her patients and practice.
Welch Allyn Green Series™ Medical Exam Lights
These whiter, brighter, and greener lights pay for themselves.
Welch Allyn iExaminer™ System
Elizabeth Scott-Todd, Advanced Nurse Prescriber at Sixteenth Street Community Health Center, Milwaukee, WI, talks about the iExaminer System, and its benefits for her patients and practice.
Ophthalmic Case Reports
Eric Hussey, OD of Hussey Optometry in Spokane, WA has developed a series of case reports detailing how he detected signs of disease through ophthalmoscopy. Read On »
Diagnosis 101 Interactive Learning
Check out our on-line learning environment where you can step through patient exam videos and tutorials, review anatomy and pathologies of the eye and ear and listen to heart and lung sounds. Start Learning »
How to Use the Direct Ophthalmoscope
Dr. Taiwo Makanjuola reviews excerpts of his published paper How to Use the Direct Ophthalmoscope, including technique, filters and examples of disease states that can be detected through ophthalmoscopy. View Webinar »
Using Digital Fundus Photography in Primary Care
Dr. James Spangler, a practicing primary care optometrist, reports out on the importance of digital fundus photography as part of the patient exam. Listen to hiim share various disease states observed and captured through its use, including hypertensive retinopathy, glaucoma and macular degeneration. View Webinar »
Reviewing the Welch Allyn® iExaminer™ System: Helping Make Kids Eye Exams Easier to Perform and Share
See how the use of the PanOptic™ Ophthalmoscope and iExaminer System through the iPhone® helps make the capture of fundus images in pediatric patients easier for sharing and consultation. Dr. Jiaxi Ding and her colleague review their experience using this system to better view the fundus and identify early symptoms of retinal coloboma, optic nerve cupping and neonate retinopathy of prematurity. View Webinar »
The MacroView™ Otoscope
The MacroView Otoscope provides twice the field of view of standard otoscopes along with 30% greater magnification and improved illumination.
- Contemporary Pediatrics, December 2004 View Study »
Sandra Negron, RN & Nurse Educator at Sixteenth Street Community Health Center, Milwaukee, WI, talks about the SureTemp Plus 690 Thermometer and its benefits for her patients and practice.
In addition to the information compiled below, we have developed a webinar series that offers you the opportunity to learn about current trends in hospital care and engage with colleagues from around the globe. Featuring a broad array of topics around connectivity and increasing performance in healthcare environments, you are sure to find one or more that apply to your situation.
“Many of our nurses and CMAs find the portable Spot LXi Vital Signs instrument makes them more efficient as they can simultaneously be taking the patient vitals while entering demographic information into the electronic patient chart. Our clinical providers find the electronically taken information to be more accurate and enables them to provide better patient care than using manual instruments.”
Evaluating the Use of an Automated Vital Signs Documentation System on a Medical/Surgical Unit
This study published in the Journal of Healthcare Information Management, a HIMSS publication, compared the accuracy and time efficiency of manual-entry vital signs documentation with workflows that use a data management system to automatically transfer vital signs assessments from a bedside vital signs device into the electronic medical record. The study found that the automated vital signs documentation system was more accurate than manual documentation and errors were reduced by 75 percent. The wireless automated vital signs documentation system saved time compared to manual documentation, and combined vital signs acquisition/documentation times were reduced on average by 96 seconds per reading.
Welch Allyn KleenSpec® Vaginal Specula and Cordless Illumination System
Elizabeth Scott-Todd, Advanced Nurse Prescriber at Sixteenth Street Community Health Center, Milwaukee, WI, talks about the KleenSpec Vaginal Specula and Cordless Illumination System, and its benefits for her patients and practice.