TabletPC'Corner: Toute l'information des Tablet PC

Dans un webcast qui est d'ores et déjà publié (04/12/2007 - 10:00 PAcific Time), Motion Computing et Intel ont annoncé leurs résultats concerannt les études pilotes d'utilisation du Mobile clinical Assistant, le Motion Computing c5. Le communiqué de presse est disponible (anglais) vous trouverez en dessous un rapide réumé en anglais.

le Webcast dure 1h36 tout de même.

le Motion Computing c5 est certainement le premier Tablet PC a atteindre le marché Mainstream tout en restant sur une thématique verticale. Cela permet d'évoquer la rigueur et la longueur des études réalisées sur un tel produit qui a été conçu spécifiquement sur une thématique très verticale à savoir l'informatisation des process médicaux.

Reste que le produit pourrait faire de l'ombre aux autres Tablet PC de la société à savoir le LS800, ancètre du MCA, qui s'était une place de choix sur le même thème qui qui est désormais arrété, mais aussi le LE1700 dont les ventes deviennent plus anecdotiques à comparé du c5.

Intel Corporation and Motion Computing® today announced the results from several clinician usability studies completed by leading medical centers. The C5 mobile clinical assistant (MCA) is now being used in more than 1,000 hospitals worldwide, and clinicians are reporting a variety of positive results, including increased productivity, improved clinician satisfaction, better adherence to medication administration protocols and decreased latency in recording patient information.

The C5 was developed based on extensive research completed by Intel and Motion, with active participation from thousands of clinicians and leading clinical systems and software providers, to enable nurses, physicians and other clinicians to more effectively do their jobs on the move and provide better care by connecting them with patient information at the bedside. In addition, the unprecedented collaboration among clinician end users, hardware developers and clinical software companies is a concept now proven by C5 implementations to maximize the measurable benefits of information technology in a medical environment.

Some of the industry-leading organizations sharing their initial study results include:

• Alegent Health in Omaha: 62 percent improvement in clinician satisfaction.
• Children’s Hospital in Omaha: 15 percent productivity and efficiency increase, enabling clinical pharmacists increase time spent bedside with the rounding care team and patients in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit to 98 percent.
• Johns Hopkins School of Nursing: 85 percent of nurses rated C5 as important to helping improve nursing practice and increasing efficiency.
• Medical University of South Carolina: 25 percent improvement in patient vital sign charting accuracy, substantial reduction in charting delays and increased compliance with bar code medication administration guidelines.
• UCSF Medical Center: 60 percent clinician productivity improvement and 83 percent reduction in manual transcription of patient vitals information

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