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Discover the Benefits of Integrated Healthcare Communications With Customized Wireless Solutions: A Wireless Success Story at Sampson Regional Medical Center

Overview Whether it's a hospital, long-term care facility, or outpatient surgical center, one needs a solution that leverages your existing technology. To collect more information about how wireless communication solutions benefit hospitals and other healthcare facilities, Ascom created an Application Development Partner Program, which facilitated establishing a local test and reference site. As part of this program, Sampson Regional Medical Center, located in Clinton, NC, began a three-year partnership with Ascom in April of 2004. This unique collaboration has allowed Ascom to streamline communications at Sampson Regional Medical Center and to collect specific data about workflow and processes.

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Publisher	Ascom	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2006
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, HIPAA

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