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BCH Oakland - Personal Print Manager (PPM) Quick Setup Guide

Secure print is a term for printing tasks that meet a standard for privacy to prevent the unauthorized use of printed information. Secure print protects PHI and meets the guidelines of the new Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) rules that all shared devices on healthcare networks require authentication. The Personal Print Manager (PPM) software from LRS integrates with the VPSX print server to allow end users to quickly and easily manage their secure print jobs.

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Honeywell Barcode Scanner Tip Sheet

The Honeywell handheld Barcode Scanner is not working.Location is a BCH Oakland site using IT equipmentBarcode scanner model is Honeywell 1952You will see a green flashing light next to a red light on the front of the base to indicate it is charging.Configure barcode scanner for A

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Capsa WOW Tip Sheet

How to use the equipment mounted on a Capsa WOW.Location is at BCH OaklandWOW model is CapsaHandheld Barcode Scanner model is HoneywellPC model is CybernetThe badge reader is built into the lef

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BCH Oakland - Monitor Arm Adjustment Guide

For those BCH Oakland staff working with wall-mounted computers, here are tips to adjust the monitor for proper ergonomics. For more information on ergonomics, please see UCSF Environment, Health and Safety.

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IT - Fix this Computer Button

IT has been working to improve services by streamlining the process to submit tickets to fix common computer hardware issues on clinical workstations in areas such as nursestations, bedsides, exam rooms, WOWs, and registration.

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BCH Oakland - How do I use the battery powered Cybernet AIO?

Your hospital unit utilizes medical grade battery powered Cybernet All-in-One (AIO) PCs. This device is both the monitor and computer with the RFID integrated and can be wiped down using the approved sanitizer wipes provided by the hospital. Each AIO comes with 3 batteries and 1 charging station with 2 extra batteries. The charging stations will be found in a designated non-patient care area within your department.Please review the information below to familiarize yourself with the device and how to maintain the batteries.