Volume 16, Issue 5 | May 2006 |
Visiting Nurses use Wireless Notebook's
Companies like United Parcel Service and Federal Express
have long known the value of a connected mobile workforce. Accurate package tracking
information is available worldwide at any given moment to employees and customers.
Shouldn't patient information be available to nurses in the field, taking care of patients
at home? The technology has existed for a while, yet may have been expensive and difficult
to implement. Today, the technology has become so inexpensive and easy to setup, that every
nurse doing homecare should be connected.
Nationwide Cellular Internet Service
How to get started
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For as little as $50 a month ($30 for wireless cellular Internet access and $20 notebook leasing), a nurse can
be connected to the corporate network to retrieve up to date information and make entries from a patients home.
A nurse working in a hospital has all these resources available, why not out in the field?
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