Abstract: A system, method, and device for medical data collection are disclosed. An example portable device includes a camera configured to record images, a memory storing the recorded images, and a display interface for displaying the images. The portable device also includes a processor configured to instruct the camera to record at least one of the images and extract medical data from the at least one image using an optical character recognition routine. The example processor is further configured to establish a connection with a clinician computer such that the portable device is recognized by the clinician computer as a keyboard. Moreover, the example processor is configured to transmit at least some of the extracted medical data to the clinician computer as a keyboard input to the clinician computer.

Abstract: A system, method, and device for medical data collection are disclosed. An example portable device includes a camera configured to record images, a memory storing the recorded images, and a display interface for displaying the images. The portable device also includes a processor configured to instruct the camera to record at least one of the images and extract medical data from the at least one image using an optical character recognition routine. The example processor is further configured to establish a connection with a clinician computer such that the portable device is recognized by the clinician computer as a keyboard. Moreover, the example processor is configured to transmit at least some of the extracted medical data to the clinician computer as a keyboard input to the clinician computer.

Abstract: A method for dynamically modifying addressing information within a modular software system controlling a telecommunications switching system. Conventional telecommunications exchanges divide each exchange into discrete function blocks with a limited number of functions being performed by each block, thus requiring frequent interaction between blocks through the exchange of software signals. Such exchanges are more complicated in stored program control systems in which individual blocks are removed from memory and reloaded in different memory locations and in which revised blocks contain modified symbol addresses. The present invention utilizes a global signal distribution table loaded with global signal numbers for types of software signals, as well as local signal numbers of corresponding tasks given function blocks. This method overcomes disadvantages typically associated with linking and loading of software modules by delaying linking and performing it dynamically as each block is executed.