Rinku General Medical Center, which uses the "Smart:DR" disaster countermeasure system for medical institutions, began vaccinating approximately 1,000 of its employees against COVID-19 on March.
On March 11, the following day, a function to centrally manage the occurrence of adverse reactions was put into operation by requesting staff who had been vaccinated to report their body temperature, physical condition, and attendance status through "Smart:DR" installed on their mobile devices.

Smart:DR is a disaster countermeasure system developed for medical institutions, and is equipped with a "staff health information management function" that includes the input of "post-vaccination precautions". Medical staff who have been vaccinated are now required to keep a health observation logbook, but this system reduces the burden by eliminating the need to fill in and store paper forms. The system will also contribute to data collection on signs of adverse reactions after vaccination through data collection of body temperature and physical condition information entered daily by a large number of staff.

For more details, please refer to the press release below.

Rinku General Medical Center Begins Using the Adverse Reaction Check and Health Management System after COVID-19 Vaccination
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