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ThermoScreen Infrared Fever Screening System

Introduction

 

ThermoScreen's patent-pending technology provides the most accurate method of mass screening for high body temperatures that may indicate a fever.  By identifying people who may be infected, ThermoScreen can help prevent the spread of contagious diseases such as influenza, H1N1, Avian flu (bird flu) and SARS.

 

ThermoScreen was originally developed in response to the need to screen large numbers of individuals for fever during the SARS outbreak in 2003.  ThermoScreen screens subjects without contact from a distance, providing a discreet and safe method of detecting feverish individuals.  Over 1,000 individuals can be screened per hour so as not to restrict pedestrian flow.  ThermoScreen is sold as a complete, fully tested system including a computer with preinstalled hardware and software.

 

A primary symptom of infectious diseases such as H1N1, avian influenza, and SARS is fever.  This has lead to monitoring the temperature of people in hospitals, airports, private companies, schools, and other public areas in order to curb the spread of disease.  Initially oral and ear thermometers were employed to help identify febrile individuals.  These devices, if administered properly, can provide accurate body core temperature measurement but are invasive, they require personal contact with individuals, and their use is time-consuming, labor-intensive, and skill-dependent.

 

ThermoScreen, on the other hand, provides a non-invasive, non-contact method of screening large groups of people for fever quickly and easily.  Febrile individuals can be detected with minimal inconvenience and disruption of pedestrian flow.  In the effort to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, ThermoScreen provides an effective first line of defense. 

 

ThermoScreen is best utilized as the first of a two-point fever detection process.  At the entrance to crowded areas, ThermoScreen is used to detect probable febrile individuals.  Fever is then confirmed using a clinical thermometer.  This two-point system enables large groups of people to be screened quickly and accurately to effectively prevent febrile individuals from entering areas where contagious diseases can spread easily.

 

 

 

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