Windows 8 and Clinical
Tablet Solutions

Devices & Experiences Users Love

New form factors, touch and stylus inputs, full support of mouse and keyboard, multimonitor displays and robust security differentiate Windows 8 from the competition. The below Healthcare scenarios show how Windows 8 addresses every need.

Windows 8.1 apps and devices enable access to patient data:

• A single app experience on devices or check in kiosks with direct interaction with Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) from your tablet.
• Integrated biometric and smartcard support to ease secure logons.
• Windows devices connect straight into your existing infrastructure and run the applications you already run alongside the new touch first mobile apps from many of our key health vendors.
• These devices support a number of input methods- from on screen keyboards, to high quality handwriting and pen input, along with the ability to connect keyboards and mice when the device is put down on a desk - enabling both mobile and desk based working on one device rather than having to carry multiple device.

Lenovo Thinkpad 2

Built as an on-the-go devices that clinicians can use in exam room, at home and all points of care.

Windows 8.1 apps and devices enable clinical mobility & collaboration:

• Increased efficiency by using a single device for all tasks - clinicians can access patient data and collaborate and connect with colleagues on one device, sharing information and data in a more secure way
• Policy-based security and management and seamless, compliant communication with team members.
• Ruggedized devices can be used in multiple care settings and enable access to care information and are able to meet the demands of more "clinical" environments like ER depts. and ambulances.
• Native Miracast capabilities enable clinicians to wirelessly share their tablet screens with TV’s and monitors in patient rooms.

Dell Venue Pro 11

Built for mobile clinicians, the Venue Pro 11 allows you to access patient data quickly and easily with the familiarity of the Windows 8 cosystem.

Windows 8.1 apps, and specifically the tablet factor, enable:

• Portable, secure access and updating for records and clinical resources when the carer is out in the non-hospital environment.
• Many devices have 3G/4G capabilities and offer a more secure and efficient way of connecting back to the clinical systems, wherever the carer is.
• Security is always a concern with devices that often don’t return to IT very frequently. Windows 8.1 devices are encrypted, take advantage of the enterprise IT security and management investments the customer has already made, and include new features like the easy removal of corporate data from user devices using "Selective wipe".
• Windows devices include the ability to control the access to Microsoft Office documents using Information Rights Management services.

HP ElitePad 1000

Available with LTE as well as TPM chip, the HP Elite Pad also has hardware-based support for Bitlocker.