HTH13L / Report Print Self-Service Kiosk

Product Overview

The HTH13L Medical Report Printing Self-Service Kiosk is an integrated self-service terminal designed for hospitals, medical examination centers, laboratories, and other healthcare facilities. It combines medical report printing, medical information inquiry, identity verification, and intelligent voice guidance in one compact kiosk.

By connecting with hospital HIS, LIS, and PACS systems, the kiosk can retrieve authorized patient information and provide convenient access to laboratory, imaging, physical examination, and other medical reports. Patients can complete identity verification and collect printed reports independently, helping reduce routine work at service counters and improve the efficiency of high-frequency medical services.

With a 21.5-inch industrial capacitive touchscreen, high-speed thermal printing module, multiple identification interfaces, and an ergonomic integrated cabinet, HTH13L is designed for continuous daily operation in demanding healthcare environments.

21.5-Inch Industrial Touchscreen

HTH13L features a 21.5-inch industrial capacitive touch screen with high-definition visual output and responsive multi-point touch. The large interface provides sufficient space for clear navigation and step-by-step instructions, allowing users to complete common operations without complicated training.

Combined with intelligent voice prompts, the interface supports a more accessible self-service experience for users of different ages and technical backgrounds. The touch display is also designed for frequent operation in busy hospital environments.

High-Speed Medical Report Printing

The built-in wide-format thermal printing module supports fast and high-definition printing of different types of medical reports. Stable paper output and broad media compatibility help maintain smooth report collection during periods of high patient traffic.

After successful identity verification, patients can retrieve and print authorized reports without waiting for staff to manually locate and distribute documents. This makes HTH13L suitable for facilities that handle large numbers of laboratory, diagnostic imaging, and examination reports every day.

Multi-Modal Identity Recognition

HTH13L integrates several identification interfaces to accommodate different hospital verification requirements. The standard configuration can include:

• Contact-type social security card reader

• Contactless ID card scanner

• 1D/2D barcode scanner

• Medical card and health QR code recognition

The identification area is centrally arranged on the kiosk to simplify the operating process. The platform can also be customized with passport MRZ recognition and multi-country smart ID card reading, supporting international users and different identification standards according to project requirements.

Medical Information Inquiry

In addition to report printing, the kiosk can provide self-service access to authorized medical information. After identity verification, users can check relevant consultation records, examination results, payment records, and report generation status through the touchscreen interface.

The kiosk connects with the hospital's database and core information infrastructure to retrieve applicable information in real time. This reduces unnecessary counter inquiries and gives patients a convenient way to check whether requested reports are available for collection.

HIS, LIS and PACS Integration

HTH13L is designed to connect with mainstream hospital information platforms, including HIS, LIS, and PACS. This integration enables the kiosk to retrieve and synchronize authorized information from different medical departments.

Laboratory reports, diagnostic imaging reports, physical examination results, and other supported documents can be made available through the self-service workflow according to the hospital's software configuration and access permissions.

This architecture allows HTH13L to function as part of a broader digital healthcare infrastructure rather than as an independent printing terminal.

Integrated Cabinet for Easy Operation

The kiosk adopts an ergonomic all-in-one cabinet design that combines the touchscreen, identification modules, printer, and document tray within one coordinated structure.

The centralized recognition area makes the verification process easier to understand, while the open document tray provides convenient access to printed reports. The integrated layout also helps simplify routine maintenance and keeps frequently used components organized within the same terminal.

Privacy-Oriented Report Collection

Medical reports contain sensitive personal information, making controlled access an important part of the self-service process. HTH13L uses identity verification before authorized reports can be accessed or printed.

This approach helps reduce the possibility of reports being collected by the wrong person and provides an additional layer of control for medical document distribution. The actual authentication method, software permissions, and data-access rules can be configured according to hospital requirements and applicable regulations.

24/7 Self-Service Operation

HTH13L can support unattended self-service operation, allowing hospitals to extend report collection beyond traditional manual counter hours. Patients can complete routine report retrieval and information inquiries independently when the relevant hospital services and software infrastructure are available.

For high-volume facilities, this can help distribute patient traffic, reduce repetitive counter operations, and allow medical staff to focus on tasks that require direct professional assistance.

Typical Applications

Hospital Outpatient Departments

HTH13L can be installed in outpatient halls and service areas to provide self-service medical report printing and information inquiry. It helps separate routine document collection from staff-assisted services and supports smoother patient circulation.

Medical Examination Centers

The kiosk is suitable for hospitals and professional health examination centers that need to handle a large number of examination reports. Automated report retrieval and printing can reduce manual document distribution and improve the overall service process.

Clinical Laboratory and Radiology Areas

Placed near clinical laboratories, imaging departments, or other medical technology service areas, HTH13L can provide convenient report inquiry and printing after examinations. This creates a more direct connection between examination completion and report collection.

Primary Healthcare Facilities

Community hospitals, township health centers, and other primary medical institutions can deploy HTH13L to provide standardized self-service functions without relying entirely on manual service counters. Its integrated hardware design also supports centralized operation and maintenance.

Custom Module Configuration

Different hospitals may have different identification, printing, payment, software integration, and communication requirements. HTH13L supports customizable module configurations for project-specific deployment.

Hardware and software options can be adapted according to the required medical service workflow, identification standards, report formats, and hospital information infrastructure. This makes the HTH13L suitable for customized smart healthcare projects as well as standardized kiosk deployments.

Technical Specifications

A Practical Terminal for Digital Medical Services

HTH13L brings medical report printing, patient information inquiry, identity recognition, and hospital system integration together in a single self-service terminal. Its large touchscreen, high-speed printing capability, multi-modal identification, and integrated cabinet design address common requirements in high-frequency hospital service areas.

For hospitals and healthcare facilities seeking to improve report collection workflows, reduce repetitive counter tasks, and provide more convenient patient self-service, HTH13L provides a configurable hardware platform that can be adapted to different medical service environments and information system requirements.