Plan a health screening and management center across three capability levels

Manages appointments, registration, examination flow, result consolidation, report generation and basic follow-up records.

Deploy within the center, with interfaces reserved for the hospital HIS, LIS and PACS.

Supports identity registration, data verification, wayfinding and zone-based queueing to reduce on-site waits.

Select according to expected average daily attendance.

Automatically measures height and weight and calculates BMI, with optional waist-circumference recording.

Provide as a dedicated resource within the center.

Standardizes blood-pressure and pulse measurement for initial hypertension risk screening.

Provide within the center and position units along the pathway before and after blood collection.

Provides essential measurement of temperature, pulse rate and oxygen saturation.

Provide as dedicated equipment within the center.

Records resting ECG signals to identify possible common rhythm, conduction and ischemic changes.

Provide as dedicated equipment within the center.

Measures lung volumes and ventilatory parameters to identify possible obstructive or restrictive abnormalities.

Provide within the center, with standardized calibration and infection-control procedures.

Supports common abdominal, urologic, thyroid and other ultrasound examinations.

Prefer a dedicated system; at low workload, it may be shared with the ultrasound service.

Provides initial screening of uncorrected and corrected visual acuity.

Provide as dedicated equipment within the center.

Rapidly screens for abnormal intraocular pressure and provides information for glaucoma risk assessment.

Prefer a dedicated unit; the service may alternatively rely on ophthalmology resources.

Provides pure-tone hearing screening to identify possible hearing loss.

Select according to the target population.

Supports routine gynecologic examination and sample collection for women.

Provide dedicated equipment when women’s health screening is offered.

Supports venous blood collection, temporary sample storage, barcode management and internal transport.

Provide within the center; testing may be performed by the hospital laboratory.

Supports complete blood counts, urinalysis, routine chemistry and other essential tests.

Prefer use of the hospital laboratory; where none exists, establish an independent service sized to sample volume.

Provides essential X-ray examinations of the chest and selected bones.

Prefer sharing with the hospital imaging department; a dedicated system requires radiation protection and the applicable authorization.

Provides oxygen, suction, an emergency cart, an automated external defibrillator and essential monitoring equipment.

Provide within the center and establish an emergency-response pathway.