A fully integrated wireless mobile medication workstation, the Metro Computerized Medication Station, complies to all FDA-mandated bar coding practices, reduces medication distribution errors and improves patient safety. It offers multiple storage and security options as well as hardware designed to support the process of verifying medication type, dosage and route, while keeping the clinician at the point of care.
Computer-ready mobile workstations include cart, keyboard tray, 17-inch LCD monitor, keyboard, mouse, specified power solution and integration of customer furnished computer equipment (CFE).


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