Posts Tagged ‘Toughbook H1 Health’

Toughbook H1 Health Stands Up Against Infection

August 19th, 2010 by Greg Davidson

The largest state government agency in Tasmania, Australia, The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), providers of high-quality and people-focused healthcare, wanted to improve the method clinical pharmacists provided medication recommendations and therapy evaluations to patients at the point of care.  The agency wanted an ergonomic and durable device to use in the infectious [...]

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Pioneers Memorial Hospital Adopts Toughbook H1 Health to Promote Quality Healthcare

August 10th, 2010 by Greg Davidson

Pioneers Memorial Hospital, a 107-bed acute care facility in the Imperial Valley region of California, knows the importance of leveraging technology to promote quality healthcare. After unsuccessful trials with computers in patient rooms and computers-on-wheels (COWS), the nursing staff adopted the Toughbook H1 Health Mobile Clinical Assistant (MCA), which proved to be a dependable device, [...]

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Toughbook H1 Health Delivers 40 Percent Workflow Improvement

May 20th, 2010 by Panasonic Computer Products Europe

The Hospital Comarcal de Inca employs about 760 medical professionals, and meets the healthcare needs of approximately 114,000 people on the Spanish island of Majorca.  In July of 2009, the hospital accessed the ability of mobile healthcare technology to improve clinician workflow and offer access to data at the point-of-care.  At the heart of this [...]

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Healthcare Tablets: Choosing the Right Solution

April 26th, 2010 by Greg Davidson

The topic of tablet computers in healthcare has received an enormous amount of attention since the introduction of Apple’s iPad and tablets using Windows 7. While demand for mobile devices in the healthcare market is growing, there is still no one perfect solution for healthcare users – and there never will be. Radiologists have different [...]

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