For Tula ambulances will buy 100 tablets
Medical ambulance teams of the Tula region in the near future will receive modern tablets SUZ TO "Tula Center for Disaster Medicine, Emergency and Emergency Medical Care" announced the purchase of 100 tablet computers

Medical ambulance teams of the Tula region will soon receive modern tablets of the Tula Center for Disaster Medicine, Emergency and Emergency Medical Care announced the purchase of 100 tablet computers. 1.82 million rubles will be spent for these purposes.
The devices are designed to be integrated into the “Modernized Ambulance Subsystem” of the regional health information system. The tablets will work with the software "ARM VMB" (developer - LLC "Runa", Penza), which is used by field teams for prompt processing of calls, access to electronic patient maps and navigation.
To ensure smooth operation in the field, the tablets are subject to strict technical requirements: 8-core processor with a frequency of at least 2.2 GHz, at least 4 GB of RAM and 60 GB of internal memory. Support for mobile networks 3G and 4G (LTE), Wi-Fi 5 GHz, Bluetooth 5.0, as well as mandatory work with GPS and GLONASS navigation systems. Screen size - from 11 to 12 inches with a resolution not lower than 1920×1200 pixels, made by IPS technology.
Tablets should have a metal body, weight not more than 0.5 kg, the presence of connectors for the SIM card and memory card. At the same time, a fingerprint scanner and a stylus are not required, support for fast charging is provided, the presence of a built-in microphone, speakers, accelerometer and light sensor, rear and front cameras with a resolution of at least 5 MPxel each.
All devices must be installed Android operating system version at least 9.x. The supplier must document the full compatibility of the equipment with the customer’s medical software. Each tablet should come bundled with an original network charger, USB Type-C cable, user manual, and SIM card stud.
As previously wrote “MK in Tula”, TulSU is going to buy computer equipment for 11.7 million rubles.



