MedStar Newsletter - March 2009

IN THIS ISSUE:

• New Electronic Stethoscope Support Capabilities
• Medical IT Target in Stimulus Plan
• Support, Feedback, and Newsletter Subscription Info

NEW ELECTRONIC STETHOSCOPE SUPPORT CAPABILITIES

As part of our continuing effort to improve patient care options and ease of use, the Cybernet Medical team has recently updated the MedStar System to allow quick insertion of heart sound recordings taken from the ds32a Digital Electronic Stethoscope made by ThinkLabs Medical, LLC.

The ds32a is a diagnostic electronic stethoscope with unsurpassed natural sound quality. User-friendly design and 50X Amplification provides the power to adjust for faint heart sounds, obese patients, or noisy environments. The ds32a provides outstanding performance and ease-of-use for every clinician, with uncompromised features for advanced users. From BP to ED to ICU, from heart and lung exams to heart sound recording, the ds32a does it all.

Support for the ds32a Digital Electronic Stethoscope is available with MedStar PC monitoring packages. For more information on the ds32a, please visit:

www.thinklabsmedical.com

For more information about this exciting new feature, please contact one of our sales representatives at:

1-800-CYBERNET or e-mail sales 'at' cybernetmedical.com

MEDICAL IT TARGETED IN STIMULUS PLAN

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama turned to Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius Monday to help him overhaul a health care system whose cost has risen four times as fast as people's wages in recent years.

"Health care reform that reduces costs while expanding coverage is no longer just a dream we hope to achieve; it's a necessity we have to achieve," Obama said as he introduced Sebelius as his choice to be secretary of health and human services and Nancy-Ann DeParle, a health policy figure during the Clinton administration, to head the White House Office for Health Reform.

The president also said he would release $155 million in the $787 billion economic stimulus measure to support 126 new health centers to give people more access to primary and preventive health care services. He said he was mindful of the difficulty ahead as he seeks to expand health care coverage, expecting tough choices and likely trade-offs.

To see the complete article referenced in part above, visit:

news.yahoo.com

If you are interested in discussing how Cybernet Medical can help you take advantage of this opportunity to improve your patient care capabilities, please contact us at:

1-800-CYBERNET or e-mail sales 'at' cybernetmedical.com

SUPPORT, FEEDBACK, AND SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION

We want to hear from you, not just when you need help, but when you have comments or suggestions! You can reach the MedStar team via the following methods:

For Support:
1-800-CYBERNET (1-800-292-3763)
support 'at' cybernetmedical.com

For Sales:
1-800-CYBERNET (1-800-292-3763)
sales 'at' cybernetmedical.com

For Feedback:
www.cybernetmedical.com/maillist.html

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