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Beijing Union College Hospital Enhances Productivity and Quality of Medical Services With Motorola's Enterprise Mobility Solution

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Overview Most hospital information systems in China were built in-house. The Beijing Union College Hospital is no exception. The Hospital needed an efficient end to end system to track the treatment of patients and to reduce the workload of the nurses so they could focus on care giving. Motorola's Enterprise Mobility solution deployed at Beijing Union College Hospital included the use of patient barcode ID wristbands to accurately identify patients and the MC50 - Enterprise Digital Assistant (EDA), to enable access to patients' medical records at their bedside.

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Publisher	Motorola	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Knowledge and Data Management

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