Health Care Logistics Inc. recently introduced its PalWOW (portable, affordable, lightweight, workstation on wheels), which can be configured for mobile computing and/or medication management.

The basic five-caster leg cart has a flat tabletop and an extendable work surface. The complete version has a utility basket, sharps container and glove box holder. The medication version has a two-tier locking cassette frame and 10 patient bins. The cart has an optional cable lock to provide visual and physical theft deterrence.

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