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Stop by BOOTH 629 and test your luck at blackjack for your chance to win a Yeti cooler!

We are excited to showcase the new magnetic breakaway pillow speaker at ASHE! Stop by booth 629 and see it in action!

Visit us at Booth 1874 to talk Nurse Call Tech! There's a little app named Callie that's completely changing caretaker communication.

Come see us at Booth 1874 - Save your nurses' time while providing a better experience for the patient.

UCSF Medical Center has deployed bedside tablets and televisions in patient rooms to deliver patient education, entertainment and a positive patient experience.

Using Bedside Tablet Technology for Patient Education, Experience

Picture this: you’re wheeling a patient and their connected IV down the hall but just tripped over the threshold of the elevator. With one hand on the wheelchair and the other on the IV pole, you don’t have a free hand to catch yourself. Learn more about our solution to this problem: https://buff.ly/2lGx2qJ

With innovations like The Talon Tablet Mount, Readydock Inc., and CleanSlate UV, putting iPads in hospitals is simple.
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iPads in Hospitals - Security, Mounts, and Cleaning Just five years ago, a majority of processes in hospitals were paper-based and medical information sat in silos. Even though it was a long and slow process, healthcare has adopted mobile and consumer technologies to streamline and digitalize the ways they work. Even while a lot of doctors have been

In healthcare, hospitals have a personality test -- HCAHPS scores. If your staff underwent a personality test, what would it reveal?

How Personality Drives the Patient Experience Organizational culture plays a major role in improving the patient experience.

If you're thinking about adding tablets to your patient rooms this year, consider Talon Tablet Mount.
Learn more and request a sample: https://buff.ly/2A83SF2

Talon - Tablet Mount Mount a tablet on any rail in a hospital

We've put together a list of low-cost ways to improve patient satisfaction in hospitals.
Learn more: https://buff.ly/2EQAUgO

One month a provider could rate in the 80th percentile and the next in the 30th, showing that patient experience data is often unreliable. What do you think?

Is Patient Experience Data Sufficient for Quality Improvement? Researchers have identified high variability in physician and hospital patient experience data, showing that scores are often unreliable for clinicians.