Wireless technologies on patient safety Mobile doc connect Wireless technologies on patient safety

introduction Although clinical smartphones are already been used in mostly large hospital settings, the need in small clinics or rural hospitals are necessary for better patient safety and better healthcare outcomes.

purpose It gives clinicians and staff seamless mobile access to: Clinical systems Vital patient data Communication with the rest of the patient care team Intended to aid healthcare professionals reduce medical errors and improve productivity which will ultimately reduce costs.

Why develop mobile doc connect? The device has the ability to drastically improve communication between staff. The better the collaboration and communication amongst the care team, the more productive and efficient the staff will be.

mobile doc connect can be use in a variety of applications Patient tracking and administration Security and records Pharmacy Supplies Point of care Laboratory Asset tracking

Features and benefits Designed to support the most and advanced and connected mobile user experience. The latest mobile EMR and nursing applications, and secure care team communication. This means staff can more effectively manage a wide variety of tasks throughout their many workflows from anywhere in the hospital or clinic.

Operating system Runs on an Android operating system. I will call this as “Android OS”. It is easy to use and already familiar to many of the staff. Staff who already have experienced with Android, will require minimal, if any, training.

What I envisioned as Features and benefits Processing and memory capabilities: Empowers clinicians with instant and reliable access to mission-critical data. Providing staff and clinicians with real-time data will improve accuracy and increase efficiency. Battery power that lasts a full 12 hour shift, ensuring no downtime for clinicians to swap batteries. The less downtime, the more efficient the clinician will be. Next generation 2D imager quickly and accurately reads both linear and 2D barcodes on virtually any medium, including vials, syringes, IV bags, patient wristbands, and more.  Using one device for all types of scanning in different applications means clinicians only need to be familiar with one device. Disinfectant ready housing specifically designed to withstand frequent exposure to industry recommended cleaning solutions.  This will minimize the risk of spreading infectious disease throughout the hospital.