The author of the following article suggests that using a tablet as interface for eMR might have less interference to physician/patient experience than traditional keyboard/mouse/monitor eMR solutions. Do you agreed? iPad or Android? Maybe We Need Both | Hospital EMR and EHR.
Tag: ipad
Articles related to iPad
5 Medical Peripherals for the iPad or iPhone
Check out some innovative medical peripherals that make use of iOS devices in the following article! 5 Medical Peripherals for the iPad or iPhone.
Share this:
Docs use iPads, but don’t see them as game-changers | Healthcare IT News
Mobile devices are common amoungst physicians but innovative healthcare applications which utilize gesture-based computing, unified communication etc are needed before these devices become useful in physician’s workflow. Docs use iPads, but don’t see them as game-changers | Healthcare IT News.
Share this:
Tablets entering into new places in enterprise
Tablets like iPad are finding their way into new places in enterprise where traditionally there no computer exists, e.g. using a tablet in a hospital to access patient records and drug interaction database. See the following report from Forrester Research How iPads Enter the Workforce
Share this:
Apple Security Issues Linger, Raising iPad, iPhone Concerns
Will the current trend of deploying mobile devices to hospital environment create security issues and challenges to hospital IT administrators? The author of the following article is concerned: Apple Security Issues Linger, Raising iPad, iPhone Concerns | Hospital EMR and EHR.
Share this:
No App For Hospitals?
Although tablets are very common in our day to day lives, for applying them to the hospital still requires a lot of re-design, as mentioned in the following article from Kaiser Health News For Hospitals, There’s No App For That – Kaiser Health News
Share this:
Mobile EMR considerations
When you want to put your EMR to mobile platform, just plainly virtualizing the desktop version to mobile platform won’t work, see the article in the following link: iPads Out, “Zero Clients” In
