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Benefits of using rugged devices for mobile health workers

Benefits of using rugged devices for mobile health workers. Neil Williams. Healthcare Business Manager – Panasonic Toughbook. NMHW Project. Spent yearly on community services. £11. billion. Aims. What the project was trying to achieve. Understand requirement of mobile working.

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Benefits of using rugged devices for mobile health workers

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  1. Benefits of using rugged devices for mobile health workers Neil Williams Healthcare Business Manager – Panasonic Toughbook

  2. NMHW Project Spent yearly on community services £11 billion

  3. Aims What the project was trying to achieve Understand requirement of mobile working Evaluate efficiencies of existing solutions Formulate guidance on development of mobile solutions Demonstrate productivity savings Increase rate of mobile working, providing solid economic basis 3 2 5 4 1

  4. Why mobile health working? Data duplication percentage Number of visits percentage percentage No access visits Patient contact time percentage Number of referrals percentage Number of admissions Source: nhsmhwp report – January 2013 percentage 142 104 92 50 34 91

  5. Successes Examples North Tees and Hartlepool Foundation Trust £889 saving per year per clinician in reduced travel costs John Taylor Hospice Doubled the available patient contact time Northampton Saving of £978 per year per clinician in No Access visits Tower Hamlets Tower Hamlets Saving of £16,707 per year per clinician in unnecessary admissions Saving of £1,031 per year per clinician in unnecessary referrals Source: NHS MHWP Report January 2013

  6. Mobile market is changing…

  7. Panasonic Outlook Wave 3 Windows } Windows + Android operating systems will be covering > 50% of the tablet market Source: Panasonic Wave 2 Android Wave 1 iPad

  8. Tablet limitations for healthcare • Non-robust design • Poor daylight visibility • IT control & corporate security • Standard warranty • Lack of ports • Inaccessible battery • Closed software • Temperature sensitivity

  9. Years of slate/tablet innovation CF-H1 JT-760 CF-01 MDWD CF-P1 CF-08 CF-U1 JT-785 2008 1989 1990 1996 2001 2002 2006 2009 Wireless Security High Visibility Thermal Management Lightweight Long Battery Life Ruggedness

  10. Transforming community nurses Significantly more productivity by cutting down on travel time Using Toughbook helped transform the working life of community nurses at Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. “There is no doubt in my mind that using the Toughbook has helped to transform my productivity and would be a major benefit to community nurses and patients in helping to carry out our duties.” Penny Millington

  11. Derby NHS goes wireless Notebooks Allow smooth transition of collecting patient information wirelessly Panasonic’s Toughbook has been used within the boundaries of the hospitals, as well as used by community based district nurses, social care workers, occupational therapists and physiotherapists. The notebook has enabled the smooth transition of collecting patient information wirelessly and updating data instantly.

  12. Improving patient safety & care Pioneering revolutionary new technology on mobile clinical assistants Toughbook’s MCA was the hardware used to support Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust’s new state-of-the-art software solution. “Panasonic’s MCA display allowed for easy review of patient data on wards, once it has been collected on the PDAs. The visual displays are clear and bright, so graphs and colour-coded risk scores are clearly visible. ” Professor Gary Smith

  13. Kids order meals on Toughbooks Birmingham children’s hospital has implemented a new food ordering system The hospital introduced a new food ordering and management system using Panasonic Toughbook MCA. “We believe it’s a brilliant system and we’re very excited at the benefits this will bring our patients and our staff. If patients see a picture they are more likely to order the correct meal, suited to their needs, reducing waste and improving their experience.” Louise Kiely

  14. Efficiently recording patient data Improving care where it’s needed most Revolutionising the way East Midlands Ambulance Service crews recorded patient information. “We quickly realised Toughbooks were right for the job we wanted to do in the field. A lot of the time our crews are out in the cold, wet and snow, and in dirty conditions, such as under cars at RTAs. In these conditions, the products we use regularly take hard knocks.” Andy Evans

  15. Healthcare products New tablets for the healthcare profession FZ-G1 CF-H2 CF-C2 CF-AX2

  16. Theory into practice Live product demonstration

  17. Thank you Come and visit us on Stand 172

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