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K2 Welcomes New Staff
April 2013.
K2 continues to grow and expand following another year of successful sales and tenders for both Guardian™ and Athena™. With this increased growth comes increased research and development and, in order to maintain K2's dedication to high standards in innovation and excellence in service and delivery, K2 are delighted to welcome four new employees to the K2 family.
• Ben Philpotts – Clinical Designer
• Dan Cooper – Clinical Designer
• Craig Carpenter – IT and Implementation Engineer
• Chris Cowper – Clinical Designer and Project Support
From L to R: Ben Philpotts, Dan Cooper, Craig Carpenter, Chris Cowper
Trusts speak out about the benefits of Guardian™
April 2013.
The UK has exceptionally high standards in maternity care; however, despite the dedication and extensive training undertaken by maternity clinicians, there are still a number of babies that are still-born, or who are born suffering from unnecessary neurological damage, as a result of asphyxia during birth each year. The resulting emotional costs to clinicians, families and the children affected are immeasurable; however, the subsequent financial costs to the NHS for litigation cases can be quantified, and the current costs for maternity claims alone stands at over £3.1 billion over a ten year period.
Now the UK market leader in Intrapartum electronic patient systems that embody key strategies to mitigate risk, the benefits that Guardian™ brings to the maternity sector are already being recognised by NHS Trusts across the UK. One such Trust to actively speak out about the benefits of Guardian™ is Chelsea & Westminster, who installed the system in their labour ward in August 2012. Speaking at a healthcare seminar in November last year, Dr Michael Anderson, Medical Director for the Trust, commented on the benefits that Guardian™ has already brought to his Trust. Originally purchased as a system to electronically record the CTG so that, in future, no claim would be admitted solely on the basis of a lost or faded CTG, Guardian™ has also been commended for its accessibility and traceability, and there are expectant hopes of what these solutions will mean in terms of patient safety and the reduction of litigation costs for the Trust.
K2 are confident that their maternity systems offer the complete risk management strategy and, as can be seen from the following article, Heath Trusts are also recognising the vital benefits that K2 Maternity Management solutions can bring.
Read the article: www.kennedys-law.com
For information on Guardian™, or any of K2’s award winning products, please contact us.
K2's Paperless Maternity Vision Accords with the Health Secretary.
January 2013.
Earlier this month Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Health, set the challenge to the health and social care sector to revolutionise their administrative procedures and become fully automated and paperless. Recognising that the demands of traditional, hospital wide, methods of data collection and sharing are failing the ever demanding needs of clinicians and patients alike, the push to encourage the NHS to move to a paperless strategy has now become a critical directive. The need to move away from a traditional paper copy to secure, accessible electronic patient notes is imperative and, with the deadline set to complete this culture change by 2018, the pressure is on for all NHS departments to move without delay towards full automation.
Maternity departments, like all health sectors, are demanding environments where the human interaction and care by clinicians will always be the first and foremost priority. Much time, however, is still being wasted by staff having to complete all the necessary observations and note-taking by hand, usually duplicating the same information multiple times, rather than spending this valuable time at the bedside. In this era of connective technologies, however, busy clinicians should no longer expect to have to duplicate data, handwrite copious amounts of notes or spend time trying to retrieve what are often inaccurate or incomplete patient records, and it is here that K2 is already well ahead of the game and is a forerunner in pushing Hunt's objectives to the top of the priority list.
K2MS Guardian™ and Athena™ maternity management systems are internationally renowned for their exceptional capabilities as invaluable monitoring and data collection solutions; however, the additional benefits of using these systems to capture full electronic patient notes are immense. The seamless integration of these systems captures the complete patient notes from initial booking, screening and investigations to labour, delivery and all observations through to postpartum care and care in the community. Linking to existing medical devises, Athena™ captures real time data contemporaneously and at the point of care into a single database. With no more handwritten records, no more paper records from labs and no single copy hand written notes, all patient information is available electronically in a single source. This fully compliant, accurate and paperless system is the only workable approach for future healthcare provision, and the benefits of effortless accessibility and traceability are immeasurable; both on the ward and at the point of reporting and auditing, especially for CNST and Payment by Results (PbR).
With K2's products already offering the ability to easily facilitate the Government's requirements for 2018, this step towards a paperless future should not be intimidating or overwhelming. K2 can help ensure that your maternity department moves easily and seamlessly to a paperless practice, across the entire pregnancy pathway, and benefits from the efficiency full automation will bring.
To find out more about how K2 can help you join the paperless revolution contact us.
Continuing Sales for T2
January 2013.
T2, Sole exclusive agents for K2MS in the UAE and MENA Region, are delighted to announce continuing sales across the area and are particularly proud to welcome new sales at two prestigious hospitals.
Latifa Hosptial in Dubai is one of the largest maternity and children's hospitals in UAE providing high quality tertiary care for maternity and neonatal services. Built in 1987, and originally named Al Wasi hospital, the facility was renamed by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum in memory of his late mother.
Run by the Dubai Health Authority the hospital has achieved international recognition and has been accredited by the Joint Commission International in 2007 and again in 2010. Also awarded the status of UNICEF Baby Friendly hospital Latifa is internationally recognised as a centre for excellence.
With such high credentials and reputation, T2 are, therefore, very proud that Latifa Hospital has chosen the K2 Perinatal Training Programme to complement their patient safety initiative.
Latifa Hospital, Dubai
T2 are also delighted to announce the launch of the K2 Perinatal Training System at their flagship hospital in Qatar. The Women's Hospital in the country's capital, Doha, is one of 8 specialised hospitals managed by Hamad Medical Corporation. With 291 inpatient care beds and state-of-the-art facilities, the Women's hospital is one of the largest and busiest hospitals in the region delivering over 17,000 babies a year.
Accredited by the Joint Commission International this outstanding hospital provides high quality health services that meets the needs of mothers and babies from antenatal through to birth and postpartum care. With a simple ethos for excellence in health, education and research it is with great pride that the hospital has chosen K2's Perinatal Training Program to help facilitate this objective.
Women's Hospital, Doha, Qatar
K2 are delighted to welcome both of these two exceptional hospitals and know that T2 are looking forward to building continued links to further the mission of improving maternity care for all.
For the full newsletters detailing these new sales please view the following links: Latifa Hospital Newsletter , The Women's Hospital Qatar Newsletter
A Very Warm Welcome to Royal Derby and Royal Bolton Hospitals
December 2012.
Following preparation and collaboration between K2's implementation team and the dedicated teams at Royal Derby hospital and Royal Bolton Hospital, it is with great delight that K2's maternity management system, Guardian™, is successfully up and running at two of the busiest maternity units in the country. By providing the ability to capture full electronic patient notes during childbirth, Guardian™ is the first step to providing these sites with a vital management resource able to not only provide essential information such as CTGs, partograms and all labour events, but also a significant step to a streamlined and paperless clinical environment.
Royal Derby Hospital
Royal Bolton Hospital has recently seen 17 Portals™ installed that will provide exceptional monitoring capabilities throughout their multi-award winning maternity unit. Already rated in the top 40 in the country for a range of measures, Royal Bolton is a Centre for Excellence for maternity and neonatal care and K2 are honoured to have been selected to help maintain these high standards. The provision of the full electronic patient notes during labour and delivery will enable this busy and prestigious maternity unit to extend and further streamline their essential processes.
Royal Bolton Hospital
K2 would like to extend their warmest welcome to both Royal Derby and Royal Bolton and look forward to working with them throughout the New Year and beyond.
PTP Continued to be Rated 'Excellent'
by Users
October 2012.
Following the release of the new and updated version of K2's Perinatal Training Programme, K2 are delighted that customer feedback has continued to be rated very highly by users from all clinical backgrounds. The feedback questionnaires, now completed by all users, allows K2 to measure how well the content, effectiveness and design of the PTP has been received. And, with well over 7600 feedback reports received in just the past two months alone, it is with great pride that K2 can announce that the PTP is consistently rated as Excellent or Good by over 95% of users.
K2's priority is to develop and provide innovative solutions to improve maternity care for clinicians, mothers and babies, and the continued development and advancement of the Perinatal Training Programme will always be of the utmost priority to K2.
The recent release of the new PTP containing new content, new visuals and fully embracing NICE guidelines has been very well received, and the positive reviews and feedback show just how much these updates have been welcomed. Further developments are already planned and the release of additional new content for 2013 will continue to ensure that the vision for the K2MS PTP remains firmly on target. K2's goal of maintaining total excellence in eLearning will ensure the PTP continually evolves with the demands of clinical education and remains a superior global learning resource.
Check out the Perinatal Training Programme
K2 Invited to Attend Meeting at No.10
August 2012.
K2 were recently invited to attend a meeting at No.10 Downing Street to join discussions on how best to provide and promote online material for parents-to-be. An established Government Policy Unit is tasked with progressing a service launched earlier this year, that is currently going through a period of review, and K2 were invited to provide expert opinion on maternity information management.
The NHS Information Service to Parents was launched in May by David Cameron to provide online information to new parents, covering a wide range of issues relating to pregnancy, preparing for birth and looking after their baby.
K2 were able to provide invaluable advice and guidance and hope to be involved in further discussions in order to facilitate the wish of Government to make relevant information easily accessible to parents-to-be.
Dr Robert Keith - K2 Director
Paperless Presentations – A Great Success!
July 2012.
K2's Robert Keith and Ian Crozier have just returned from presenting a series of extremely successful seminars promoting the essential benefits of K2's Guardian™ and Athena™ systems as a tool to reduce, de-clutter, streamline and even remove the hand written note from maternity care. A paperless environment is becoming increasingly essential in today's demanding clinical setting, and the benefits from a fully integrated and automated system can improve efficiency, communication and traceability immeasurably. In this generation of connective technology clinicians should no longer expect to have to duplicate data, handwrite copious amounts of notes and spend hours trying to retrieve what are often inaccurate or incomplete patient records. K2's vision is to provide a true electronic replacement of the hand written maternity record and use this new approach to ensure that the clinician – patient interaction is first and foremost.
K2MS Guardian™ and K2MS Athena™ are internationally renowned for their exceptional capabilities as invaluable monitoring and data collection solutions; however, the additional benefits of using these systems to capture full electronic patient notes are immense. The seamless integration of these systems captures patient notes across the whole of pregnancy from initial booking, screening, scanning and investigations to labour, delivery, neonatal intensive care and care in the community. Also linking to existing hospital medical devices, Athena™ captures real time data contemporaneously, and at the point of care, into a single seamless database. The benefits of this fully compliant, complete and accurate data can then be truly realised at the point of reporting and auditing. No more paper CTGs to be misplaced, fade or lost, no more paper partograms, no paper records from labs, no unreadable handwritten clinical notes and no fiddly plotting of vital signs and growth and fundal heights. This single database, containing the entire patient dataset, is available over secure internet via computer or mobile phone anywhere in the world, day or night, ensuring that all notes are available at the touch of a button to any professional requiring access. Accessibility and traceability has never been easier and the collation and organisation of data for audit and CNST requirements is now fast, efficient and stress free. An effortless and automated paperless environment is the only workable future for an effective and proficient hospital.
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The nationwide presentations highlighting the real possibilities K2 now offers in maternity information systems were a great success; and K2 would like to thank everyone who attended for making the presentations, and resulting discussions, so rewarding and stimulating. First hand experiences and views from users are always invaluable and it was wonderful to receive such a warm and enthusiastic response, and to know that K2's focus of improving maternity care for all remains firmly on course.
For further information on any of the above, and for advice on how to become a fully streamlined and paperless environment, please contact us.
K2 Welcomes Australia's Monash and St John of God Hospitals
June 2012.
K2 are thrilled to have won further sales in Australia and are delighted to have been chosen to supply Guardian™ electronic monitoring system for labour and delivery to two of Australia's most prestigious hospitals.
Monash Medical Centre in Victoria, a tertiary level hospital in Melbourne's south eastern suburb of Clayton, is one of three hospitals run by Victoria's largest health service, Southern Health. Providing one of Victoria's principal women's health services, and seeing over 3500 births a year, K2 are delighted that such a prestigious hospital has chosen to interface Guardian™, the full electronic capture of patient data during childbirth, with Southern Health's Birthing Outcome System (BOS). With 21 bedside units to be installed in Monash's Maternal Fetal Monitoring and Birth Suite by the end of 2012, the integration of BOS and Guardian™ will provide invaluable and enhanced capture of perinatal data and ensure no unnecessary duplication of documentation. Also an essential resource for clinical Governance, as well as for teaching and auditing purposes, Guardian™ will significantly enhance efficiency, traceability and accessibility in maternity care.
K2 are thrilled to have won further sales in Australia and are delighted to have been chosen to supply Guardian™ electronic monitoring system for labour and delivery to two of Australia's most prestigious hospitals.
Monash Medical Centre in Victoria, a tertiary level hospital in Melbourne's south eastern suburb of Clayton, is one of three hospitals run by Victoria's largest health service, Southern Health. Providing one of Victoria's principal women's health services, and seeing over 3500 births a year, K2 are delighted that such a prestigious hospital has chosen to interface Guardian™, the full electronic capture of patient data during childbirth, with Southern Health's Birthing Outcome System (BOS). With 21 bedside units to be installed in Monash's Maternal Fetal Monitoring and Birth Suite by the end of 2012, the integration of BOS and Guardian™ will provide invaluable and enhanced capture of perinatal data and ensure no unnecessary duplication of documentation. Also an essential resource for clinical Governance, as well as for teaching and auditing purposes, Guardian™ will significantly enhance efficiency, traceability and accessibility in maternity care.
Monash Medical Centre, Clayton
Also selecting Guardian™ for its award winning and unique capabilities, St John of God hospital, a division of St John of God Health Care, is a comprehensive health care facility covering a large range of clinical specialities in Subiaco, Western Australia. Seeing over 3500 births a year, this world class facility is Western Australia's largest private maternity unit and K2 are delighted that they have chosen Guardian™ for their Birthing Unit. Already up and running, St John of God is also the first hospital in Australia to use K2 Mobile Connect which will allow clinicians to remotely view CTG traces, notes and observations, in real time, via their smart phone or iPad.
St John of God Hospital, Subaico
K2 are extremely proud that their products have been chosen to complement the existing maternity services at these two prestigious hospitals. Guardian™ will provide an enhanced maternity care system for both Monash and St John of God, and K2 looks forward to developing and supporting a lasting relationship at these two flagship hospitals in order to further the commitment to improve maternity care for all.
New Faces Join K2
May 2012.
Following an exceptional couple of years of continued growth and development, K2 has been delighted to announce recently an influx of new orders and successful tenders for both Guardian™ and Athena™. To support this expansion it is with great pleasure that K2 welcomes a number of new employees to both the UK and Australian offices, who will assist with maintaining K2's dedication to high standards in support and innovation. With orders flooding in, and research and development remaining an essential process for K2's commitment to improving maternity care for all, the priority is now to ensure that adequate resources and infrastructure is put firmly in place to meet current demand.
Committed to the support of existing users, as well as new customers, K2 has recruited a number of new members of staff to their UK offices to cope with the current expansion. K2 are delighted to introduce:
- Kerri Watson – Will assist the Office Manager and Sales Director
- Ciara Ferrier – Clinical Designer for antenatal development
- Sam Crozier – Software Developer for the award winning Perinatal Training Programme
- Chris Watts – Programme Manager and Customer Advocate within K2
- Paul Malinowski – First line customer support for the Perinatal Training Programme
- Kate Jamieson – Lead Midwife. Kate has 22 years experience in all aspects of midwifery and will provide vital liaison between K2 and new customers to aid support and implementation in the clinical location.
Following an exceptional couple of years of continued growth and development, K2 has been delighted to announce recently an influx of new orders and successful tenders for both Guardian™ and Athena™. To support this expansion it is with great pleasure that K2 welcomes a number of new employees to both the UK and Australian offices, who will assist with maintaining K2's dedication to high standards in support and innovation. With orders flooding in, and research and development remaining an essential process for K2's commitment to improving maternity care for all, the priority is now to ensure that adequate resources and infrastructure is put firmly in place to meet current demand.
Committed to the support of existing users, as well as new customers, K2 has recruited a number of new members of staff to their UK offices to cope with the current expansion. K2 are delighted to introduce:
- Kerri Watson – Will assist the Office Manager and Sales Director
- Ciara Ferrier – Clinical Designer for antenatal development
- Sam Crozier – Software Developer for the award winning Perinatal Training Programme
- Chris Watts – Programme Manager and Customer Advocate within K2
- Paul Malinowski – First line customer support for the Perinatal Training Programme
- Kate Jamieson – Lead Midwife. Kate has 22 years experience in all aspects of midwifery and will provide vital liaison between K2 and new customers to aid support and implementation in the clinical location.
From L to R: Ciara Ferrier,
Paul Malinowski,
Kerri Watson,
Sam Crozier,
Kate Jamieson,
Chris Watts,
Three further recruits are planned in the very near future to provide additional assistance for support and development and K2 looks forward to welcoming them to the team.
K2 Australia has also gone from strength to strength and Business Manager Peter Hunt has provided exceptional dedication, management and support for all customers and users in both the Australian and New Zealand markets. However, with continued growth in the Asia Pacific region, and exciting expansions and developments taking place, it is with great delight that Stephanie Webster has now been appointed to the position of Regional Manager for New South Wales & Queensland. With over 15 years of experience in midwifery and neonatal nursing, Stephanie will be an invaluable asset to the team and K2 sincerely welcomes her to the company.
Stephanie Webster
K2 prides themselves on their outstanding customer relations and support, and with the addition of these new staff members they are confident that the expectation and facilitation of high standards will remain as strong as ever.
K2 Sales Pipeline Looking Great!
April 2012.
Great news! As predicated, 2012 is already proving to be a strong and productive year for K2 with the receipt of a number of significant and prestigious sales and expansions already in the pipeline. The K2 team are working hard on preparations and installations at the following sites and are thrilled to welcome them all to the K2 family.
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital is one of K2's newest customers with the sale of 17 bedside Portals™ confirmed to this state-of-the-art hospital. With plans to go live at this site in the autumn, modelling is already underway.
Royal Derby Hospital is also a new addition to the K2 fold with the sale of 10 bedside Portals™. One of the newest hospitals in the East Midlands, only opening in 2010, K2 are delighted to confirm this sale and for their invaluable participation in the INFANT® trial.
Royal Bolton Hospital has confirmed their purchase of 17 Guardian™ units which adds another prestigious hospital to K2's ever increasing family. This regional centre for excellence in maternity care is currently going through a period of improvement and expansion and K2 are proud that they will be part of this significant development.
King's College Hospital, London, also plans to go live later this year with K2MS Guardian™. This will provide invaluable assistance with CTG archiving and planning and implementation will shortly be underway at this site.
Existing customers are also playing a principal part in K2's outlook for the coming year with substantial expansions planned for two prominent hospitals:
Liverpool Women's Hospital are to be supplied with a further 47 bedside Portals™ by the end of the year and,
East Lancashire Hospitals Trust have requested an additional 20 Portals™ to be installed at the end of the summer.
These substantial expansions will enable these hospitals to further their goal of becoming paper-light and, by seamlessly integrating additional units to their already comprehensive installation, they will extend their ability to capture patient data electronically; essential for streamlined auditing and the achievement of high CNST results. The increased utilisation of Guardian™ at these sites will ensure they continue to benefit from significantly increased efficiency, traceability and accessibility.
As well as new sales and expansions K2 are also delighted to announce a number of sites that have already gone live following recent successful installations over the past couple of months.
Nottingham City and Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre, between them, gain the benefit from 20 Guardian™ bedsides and, after successful implementation at the end of 2011, are now taking part in the INFANT® trial.
Homerton University Hospital also underwent a successful implementation with 24 bedside Portals™, complete with Guardian™ and Athena™, in the middle of March this year. With over 5000 births a year, Homerton will now benefit from the seamless integration of these two modules which will provide an efficient, paperless solution for the collection of patient data from first registration through labour and delivery.
University Hospital Coventry also went live in March of this year with 12 Portals™ supplied; and
Warwick Hospital with 7 bedside Portals™ supplied is K2's most recent installation which went through successful implementation at the end of April.
As well as UK based sales K2 are also delighted to announce further prestigious sales in Australia.
Monash Medical Centre, Clayton, Victoria has finalised their purchase of Guardian™ units in order to supply their Maternal Fetal Monitoring Unit and Birth Suite. They will also be the first site in the Southern Hemisphere to use INFANT® decision support system during childbirth.
St John of God Hospital, Subiaco, is also going live with K2's Guardian™ CTG Archiving at the end of May 2012. With over 3500 births a year St John of God is Western Australia's largest private maternity unit and will be the first hospital in Australia to use K2's Connect Mobile.
With such a productive start to the year, and with more orders already expected for both K2MS Guardian™ and K2MS Athena™, K2 are thrilled to confirm their strong position in the worldwide maternity arena and progress into 2012 with only a positive outlook for the future.
New Perinatal Training Programme:
New Content!
April 2012.
K2 are delighted to announce that new and extensive training material has now been released as part of the new and improved Perinatal Training Programme (PTP). The new K2MS PTP contains all the award winning content and functionality of K2's leading Fetal Monitoring Training System but now offers new and extensive content focussing on aspects of Maternity Crisis Management. This stimulating new content covers all requirements for CNST standards 1-3, as set out in the CNST Clinical Risk Management Standards 2011/12, and aims to further challenge the user and to promote thought and learning.
With new chapters coming imminently on Breech, Errors and Limitations, Pre-eclampsia, Cord Presentation and Maternal Collapse, to name but a few, K2 are delighted to announce that the new chapter on Shoulder Dystocia is available now. Covering definition and causes, maternal and neonatal complications, as well as management and manoeuvres, this comprehensive new chapter is a vital extension to the existing and award winning fetal monitoring content.
The new Perinatal Training Programme also contains the unique K2 simulator now fully updated to embrace NICE guidelines. Also incorporating the celebrated INFANT® (INFANT) technology for interpretations and comparisons, Simulator 2.0 exceeds expectations by providing a new assessment mode, access to a unique database of thousands of interesting, normal and thought provoking CTGs, direct access to experts in CTG interpretation, new management options and exciting new functionality.
For further details on both these exciting developments, please read more (Perinatal Training Programme) or contact us to find out how you can access this essential new content.
Guardian™ Chosen for New Induction Suite at BWH
March 2012.
Following the successful installation of K2's Guardian™ and Athena™ products, we are delighted that Birmingham Women's Hospital has chosen to expand their installation further, with the purchase of additional K2 hardware and software to cover their new, purpose-built, state-of-the-art Induction of Labour Ward. This specialist and dedicated facility will assist hundreds of mothers-to-be and we are proud that our products have been chosen to play such an important role in their care.
K2 will provide this new 8 bed Induction unit with the capability to collect all patient data throughout the induction and pre-labour process electronically, without the need for a paper record. All information such as CTG's, observations, medications and all clinical notes will be collected at the bedside, contemporaneously and at the point of care. This information will then seamlessly flow to K2's Guardian Labour and Delivery system on Labour Ward.
This fully integrated system will create the means to carry out efficient and comprehensive auditing, essential for the achievement of high CNST results, as well as increasing the flow of information throughout Birmingham Women's paperless network, thereby increasing communication, traceability and accessibility.
For the first time ever K2 is helping hospitals achieve a truly paperless environment with seamless and practical electronic patient notes thereby gaining efficiencies in completing the patient record without duplication and in achieving routine audit. A significant step to the future.
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K2 Portal™ Website Now Live!
March 2012.
Due to increasing demand, K2 are delighted to now announce the release of the all new K2MS Portal™ website (www.themedicalpc.co.u). Solely dedicated to this unique and unrivalled medical grade PC, this new website offers a facility where the Portal™ is fully presented with adequate space to promote this exceptional computer. Covering all aspects of design, features, technical specifications, as well as available accessories, this website is a comprehensive directory and reference for anyone interested in this outstanding product. Individually handmade in the UK, and already used by thousands of clinicians around the world, the Portal™ is recognised for its exceptional design, durability and unique operational facilities ensuring this unit meets all the criteria for a demanding and specialised clinical environment.
Flawless in design and functionality the Portal™ exhibits exceptional qualities that make this unit a front-runner in medical technology. From the extensive infection prevention measures and unique integral sound capabilities, to the integrated projected capacitance touchscreen and fingerprint reader, and outstanding electrical safety precautions, the K2MS Portal™ effortlessly provides complete clinical excellence in both form and function.
For more information on this stunning product please click here, or go to www.themedicalpc.co.uk, where this exciting new website will provide comprehensive details and information about K2 and this unique medical grade PC solution.
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