TACTiCAl MEDiCAl TriAgE SYSTEM - Harris Corporation

low-risk solution
The Tactical Medical Triage System
is ready for delivery
A
standard Tactical Medical Triage System includes sufficient
equipment for two medics to independently collect intheater
medical data and disseminate it in real time to a
forward deployed triage station.
The standard system can typically be delivered within four
months and includes:
l Two handheld dismount kits, each with a Multiband
Networking Handheld (MBNH) and a Haris Ruggedized
Tablet with the Harris TacMed application
l A relay data kit which includes a Multiband Networking
Radio (MBNR) in a vehicular configuration for relaying and
distributing the collected medical triage data
l A triage data kit which includes an MBNR and a Windowsbased
ruggedized laptop capable of securely receiving and
storing the collected medical data
The dismount kit enables the collection of data at the point of
injury via the TacMed application running on the tablet. This kit’s
handheld MBNH radio provides a means to transmit the medical
data in the form of voice, images and text to the triage station
through an Adaptive Networking Wideband Waveform (ANW2)
mobile, ad hoc IP data network. The relay kit supports the data
transport, while also providing additional ANW2 range for data
distribution, and the triage kit is where all data is received.
Through the use of both an MBNR and PC with the TacMed
database application, all of the medical information collected
at the point of injury is at the disposal of the doctors who need
it most.
This configuration is very flexible, and additional functionality
and alternate equipment sets are easily incorporated, either at
initial purchase or as a subsequent upgrade. Typical add-ons
include:
l Acquiring additional dismount, relay, or triage kits for larger
scale deployments
l Third-party Android applications such as medical reference
and inventory programs
Additional connectivity options are available including:
l Extended relay range using Harris SATCOM or High Capacity
Line-of-Sight radios
l Tactical cellular integration with Harris 3G or 4G LTE kits
which leverage the onboard cellular capabilities of the tablet
l Simultaneous distribution of medical data to multiple triage
stations
l Remote access to the medical data via an existing military
network or from a tactical operations center