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Have you been treated with an MCA (Mobile Clinical Assistant) yet?

March 25, 2009

C5_beauty-240If you’re pretty healthy you probably would not have noticed that Mobile Clinical  Assistants are gradually being deployed across Australian hospitals.

The MCA or Mobile Clinical Assistant is a type of Tablet PC that is specifically designed for the healthcare environment. It is a lightweight and portable slate Tablet PC that can be combined with software to enable bedside note taking, patient record retrieval, accurate treatment administration and faster response times.

CF_H1_3-front-right-with-stylus-off The MCA is intended to replace more than the patient clip board. Just some of the applications for the MCA include:

  • Clinical Documentation
  • Practice Management
  • Electronic Health Records
  • Patient Education

Motion Computing launched the first MCA device in 2007. It was based on a “reference design” by Intel. Finally in 2009, a number of large tablet vendors have caught onto the MCA concept.

The new devices bring in dual hot swap battery setups and Intel Atom processors to increase battery life. There is now a good variety of hardware available, and competition in this sector will lead to further innovation.

img_11040XT_largerAll of the devices in the category include  ruggedized designs, disinfectable surfaces and integrated ergonomic carry handles.

Although they represent the new category of mobile devices called MCAs, they are in fact really 5th generation Tablet PCs. In that sense, they leverage the experience of vendors like Motion Computing who have been involved in Tablet PC technology for the last 7 years.

The adoption of these devices has been gradual due to the fact that this is a massive shift for healthcare. Healthcare practices usually have long standing and well functioning paper based systems, and it takes time to develop a digital solution to supplement or replace these.

Now that there are a number of hardware options available, there are 3 key elements needed to enable the widespread adoption of the MCA:

  • Software to enable the shift
  • Staff training and adoption
  • Good hardware support

Much of this is already available. There are numerous software solutions across a wide range of healthcare specialties. Watch this space…

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Filed Under: Tablet PC Archive Tagged With: Healthcare, Intel Health, MCA, Mobile Clinical Assistant

Motion J3400 – The best outdoor Display on the Market

March 25, 2009

Motion Computing claim that their new J3400 has the best outdoor display on the market. That’s a big claim to make, so we had to check it out for ourselves. Verdict: J3400 has the best outdoor display on the market. How? Motion have adopted a technology called Hydis AFFS+ for the J3400. According to Motion, …Read more

Filed Under: Tablet PC Archive Tagged With: j3400, Motion Computing, Outdoor Display

Motion J3400 Video – Outdoor Review

March 24, 2009

Motion J3400 is a really awesome step forward in field rugged Tablet PCs from Motion computing. We love it for 3 main reasons: Amazing outdoor display – best available right now Dual battery setup 3G/Next G with GPS. Cheek out our outdoor video review here: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0qaQH90bqg[/youtube]    

Filed Under: Tablet PC Archive Tagged With: j3400, Motion Computing, video

Motion J3400 – Built rugged for outdoor use

March 18, 2009

When you build a Tablet PC for use in the field like the new Motion J3400, it has to be built rugged. Motion independently tested the new J3400 to IP52 and MIL 810F operational ruggedness standards. They also filmed the tests so that you can take a look for yourself! MIL 810F Drop Test IP5x …Read more

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Motion Computing J3400 Slate Tablet PC launch

March 18, 2009

Motion launched the a new slate Tablet PC yesterday called the J3400. Since Motion Computing exclusively manufacture slate Tablets PCs you can bet it will be good. This Tablet PC is well designed for the field user (i.e. anyone who needs to use a computer while standing or walking). With MIL 810F and IP52 ratings …Read more

Filed Under: Tablet PC Archive

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