| iPad Elite Series Wall Mounted Arm |
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| iPad Elite Hospital Wall Mount Arm |
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The iPad Elite Series Wall Mounted Arm incorporates a revolutionary sturdy design features allowing it to support your Ipad while providing effortless movement.
The addition of a keyboard and mouse tray (available separately) increases its possible applications including, patient Information Technology access, electronic patient record entry, through to work flow automation.
Physicians can do amazing things with the iPad but to truly tailor the experience in your hospital, you need an easy way to put your device at your eye-level or within your clinician's reach. We will show you how the best wall mount arms for your technology devices.
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How can Doctors can use the iPad in their Practice?
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- Use the iPad to teach patients. Leverage multimedia resources such as patient videos, animations, diagrams, charts, etc. to teach patients about specific diseases and conditions.
- Use iPads to access drug reference guides and electronic medical records. Some surgeons are using them in the operating room to access reference tools.
- Surgeons are using them in the operating room and the hospital wards to access up-to-date patient information such as lab data, CT scans and x-rays.
- Skilled nursing facilities can deploy iPads throughout its system for use at point-of-care.
- Allow patients to use the iPad to learn about health and wellness as they are waiting for the doctor. Could you imagine what it would be like to walk into a doctor?s office and to find an iPad on the chair? The screen could say: ?pick me up and learn how to improve your health.? Then, it could go through an interactive educational module with the patient while he/she waits for the physician to enter the room. Patients could also read the latest medical/health news on the iPad.
- Use the iPad to take notes. Who needs a clipboard? Even if you are not using an electronic health record (EHR) or electronic medical record (EMR) in your office, you can still use the iPad to take some notes.
- Allow patients to retrieve their personal health record or PHR information from the Internet. You probably not want to hand them your tablet PC that contains your EHR or EMR data, but maybe you will be OK handing them an iPad that is connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi.
- Let patients check their e-mail and browse the web while they?re waiting. They?re probably already doing that with their smart phones. Provide them a device that?s bigger and easier to use.
- Mount the iPad on the wall and use it for some of the things described above. This way, it will not fall or walk away. Plus, you could use it as a digital photo frame in a plastic surgeon's office.
- Play some soothing music in the exam room. Have anxious patients? Use the iPad to play some relaxing tunes. Treating depressed patients? Play some music that will cheer them up.
- Allow patients to use the iPad calendar to schedule their next appointment.
- Games. Do you treat children? Let them play some games on the iPad. They will love visits to the doctor office! They will be asking their parents if they can go to the doctor office rather than dragging their heels.
- As a physical exam tool. Skip the paper and go straight to the iPad.
There are obviously many other ways you could use an iPad in the office.
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