A Complimentary Web Seminar - The Mobile Clinical Assistant Around the World: A European Perspective

Intel14 October 2009, 2 p.m. UK / 3 p.m. CET.
Join European healthcare executives as they present successful deployments of the mobile clinical assistant. These case studies will highlight how hospitals in Europe are using the mobile clinical assistant (MCA) to significantly improve clinical workflow and patient outcomes, as well as provide practical best known methods for deployment and support of mobile devices in the clinical environment.

Register for this 14 October Web Seminar and you will learn best practices for deployment of the MCA, including:

  • Evaluating your organization's workflow
  • Determining the limitations and benefits of your existing system
  • Identifying and assessing the right device, form factor or hardware solution that fits the needs of your organization and work force

You also will receive an overview of other critical components to assess when considering deployment of mobile point of care technologies, including: interoperability needs, planning and implementation timing, total cost of ownership, the need for rugged devices, and wireless connectivity.

Featured Speakers:
Jörg Focke
Speaker
Asklepios Future Hospital

Marc Vandenbrouck
Head Nurse, Health General Manager
Arras Hospital

Mike Bainbridge
Clinical Architect
NHS Connecting for Health

Moderator:
Dr. Gregory Cline
Business Development Director
Digital Health, Sub Sahara and South Africa

Register now

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