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The AS-OBGYN Information System is a PACS system that automates the managment of patient information. It is intended to be used by obstetricians, gynecologists, perinatologists, radiologists, and cardiologists.

An electrically-powered, mobile assembly of devices designed to enable one person to lift and move an incapacitated patient or a person with a disability safely and with minimal physical effort. Also known as a patient hoist, it typically consists of a support base on wheels with a motorized lifting mechanism, mast, boom/lifting arm(s), swivel bar, a patient holding device (e.g., a sling, holder or a frame). It is typically used to lift and move the occupant in a sitting or semi-sitting position over short distances within the treatment facility, e.g., from a bed to a bathroom.

Picis Perioperative and Critical Care: An EMR system used in high acuity areas of the hospital (OR, ICU, Preop, PACU). A patient record is populated with information such as healthcare professionals, medical devices, and HIS/lab systems.

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The AS-OBGYN Information System is a PACS system that automates the managment of patient information. It is intended to be used by obstetricians, gynecologists, perinatologists, radiologists, and cardiologists.

An electrically-powered, mobile assembly of devices designed to enable one person to lift and move an incapacitated patient or a person with a disability safely and with minimal physical effort. Also known as a patient hoist, it typically consists of a support base on wheels with a motorized lifting mechanism, mast, boom/lifting arm(s), swivel bar, a patient holding device (e.g., a sling, holder or a frame). It is typically used to lift and move the occupant in a sitting or semi-sitting position over short distances within the treatment facility, e.g., from a bed to a bathroom.