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DigitalPersona seeing success in hospitals

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

DigitalPersona, a developer of biometric solutions, has announced that its customer Picis, developer of health care information systems solutions, has reported success with its Picis ED PulseCheck Emergency Department Information System (EDIS) that uses DigitalPersona’s U.are.U fingerprint readers. The PulseCheck EDIS system is a solution that enables emergency room personnel to quickly access patient records without having to remember a password or ID card for authentication.

Since adding DigitalPersona’s U.are.U technology to their solution, Picis has reported implementing their system in more than 150 North American hospitals. [end] 

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