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POCket Point-of-Care kinetic enterprise technology
Stacy Ralston
Posted on August 21, 2020 at 5:18 pm
POCket is a platform technology that can revolutionize the ability to capture data from point-of-care testing that us currently lost to the ether as well as provide a compliance solution for health care providers outside of hospital settings.

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On August 29, 2020, Stacy Ralston commented on Digitizing Evidence: Improved health equity and optimized clinical outcomes :

Saima, very interesting concept. This could be hugely applicable for the pediatric demographic as well since those trials either rarely happen or are very difficult.

On August 29, 2020, Stacy Ralston commented on DigiLabNote :

Demet, you do a wonderful job of highlighting that it is not just about recording data, but standardizing and normalizing entries so thta they are later on comprehensible. And you are so right about tacit knowledge and refined sub cognitive skill from repetition in the lab space. Would love to hear more!

On August 27, 2020, Stacy Ralston commented on POCket Point-of-Care kinetic enterprise technology :

Thanks Ken!

On August 27, 2020, Stacy Ralston commented on POCket Point-of-Care kinetic enterprise technology :

Hi Scotty!
It could be constructed under current regulation. And – great high level understanding! There is one additional value for large IDNs which is consolidated oversight management.

On August 27, 2020, Stacy Ralston commented on POCket Point-of-Care kinetic enterprise technology :

Hi! Yes, there would be cost savings from multiple aspects such as centralize buying power via standardization as well as time saved.

Thanks for reading!

On August 21, 2020, Stacy Ralston commented on Happy Heart – A New Business Model for “Senior Independent Living”… and Their Families :

Todd and Scotty – you rock! Love the design, narrative, and concept! (…and ice cream)

On August 21, 2020, Stacy Ralston commented on We care for Alzheimer’s Family :

Lanlan, this is such an awesome idea! My friend’s dad had very progressive dementia and he certainly could have benefited from this technology.