Clinical mobile workspaces - changing healthcare mobile IT [INFOGRAPHIC]

Clinical mobile workspaces - changing healthcare mobile IT [INFOGRAPHIC] -

A recent Citrix healthcare mobility survey found 80% of managers agree that it is very important for their employees on call to have access to information, data and applications from multiple devices with the desired experience. Yet 52% steps to make an improvement in their safety (see infographic below)

Clinical mobile workspaces. Changing healthcare mobile IT [Infographic] of Citrix

An interesting dichotomy healthcare IT teams face today - to provide a balance between real-time data and keep it secure. Mobility is increasingly becoming an integral part of the health industry, and to expect people in health care, to move and patient information and mHealth seamless applications access from bed to bed, department to department, device to device, in the home office - and provide care services, whether it is to their personal or professional appliances displayed. But this is not an easy task for the IT, because when sensitive information is mobile, it is exponentially more vulnerable to theft and loss. As an action plan for a secure clinical mobility well-developed, the gap between security, mobility and clinician may reduce productivity.

Want to know more? Read the new Citrix Clinical Mobile Workspace. Solution: The Patient Experience for mobility in the health of the new focus

For more information about how Citrix provides secure mobility in health care, visit citrix.com/healthcare and follow us on Twitter @CitrixHealth. Also, be sure to follow platform that healthcare professionals and colleagues combines with the most difficult problems industry to solve the Citrix community NextWave Connect, the first health-specific social collaboration.

About the author

Susan Biddle - Director Vertical Solutions Marketing - Healthcare

At Citrix, Susan is responsible for defining and implementing the health vertical marketing strategy. With a passion for enhancing the business of patient care through technology-enabled innovation, Susan has more than a decade of experience in supporting high-tech companies market their solutions for the industry. She has to call for market-oriented strategic planning generation to sales enablement and everything done in between. Susan studied physiological sciences at the University of Arizona, and earned a Healthcare Executive MBA from UC Irvine. Connect with Susan on Twitter and LinkedIn

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