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Medical recording chart paper in roll and Z-fold for ECG and CTG Chart Papers.

Tele-paper supplies all types of medical recording charts in roll and Z-fold for ECG and CTG Chart Papers. Our extensive range of charts are compatible to all major instrument types including Hewlett Packard, Kenz, Marquette, Nihon Kohden and Schiller. Our premium quality SONOMED thermal paper with its high quality printing capabilities ensures printout which is vivid and with razor sharp precision. Our chart paper is applicable to ECG machines, stress test machines, bedside recorder monitoring systems, etc.

Doctor's Laboratory converted to a document imaging system. Today the lab has over a million pages of computer output to laser disk [COLD] data stored on optical disks. Using the OptiMaxx Optical Information System from MedPlus, the paper requisition forms are scanned directly into an optical system. The amount of new storage space needed has been cut, and the turnaround time for storing and retrieving records also has been dramatically reduced.

Imaging systems also help protect document integrity. Because the documents are scanned onto disks in a write-once read-many (WORM) drive, the data retains the integrity of paper documents.

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