Law enforcement officers are challenged to collect a large amount of data in a variety of environments. Whether patrol officers are completing forms to document accidents or detectives are collecting evidence like digital photos and witness statements at a crime scene, the Tablet Computer is a versatile tool that simplifies the process. Forms which needed to be completed by hand at the scene and later transcribed to and electronic document for local, state and federal reporting can now be completed on scene in one step, reducing time and increasing accuracy.
FIRE
If you are using FIREHOUSE Software for Inspections, ePCR, Incident Command or Preplans, Allegiance Tablet PC Experts has a Tablet PC that is perfectly suited for how you work in the field. The Motion F5v Tablet PC is a rugged, outdoor viewable tablet PC that is being used by fire marshals, firefighters and EMS providers all across the country. We work closely with your FIREHOUSE rep and you to configure the tablet PC with all the features you need. We have even come up with a demo program that lets you try the Motion F5v in the field with FIREHOUSE Software loaded so you can make sure that it is a good fit before you purchase.
Lake Oswego Fire Department
When firefighters at Lake Oswego Fire Department, Oregon, endeavored to conduct fire inspections they chose the F5 Tablet PCs to achieve an entirely paperless and electronic process. The team felt that by providing the ability to access and input data electronically, fire inspections would be more accurate and the inspectors more efficient and productive. Lake Oswego Fire Department realized they needed a hardware solution that was rugged enough for harsh conditions and powerful enough to run the solution, as well as additional applications.
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EMS
EMTs and paramedics are required to record patient information regarding medical history, current medications, allergies, and vital signs for an electronic medical record as well as sharing with the receiving facility and billing office. Using the Tablet Computer, medics use the pen to complete forms, handwrite subjective notes, and collect signatures on Patient Refusal and Privacy Notice documents. Having access to data from previous encounters with the same patient while at their bedside improves care and allows for more appropriate treatment.
Sumner County EMS
Sumner County EMS takes its role as the sole provider of emergency services for Sumner County’s 150,000 residents very seriously. With the need to improve both billing and patient data collection processes, Sumner County upgraded its software and in doing so needed a new hardware solution to fully realize their ambitions.
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