The rapid adoption of mobility in healthcare is on rise, with the explosion of mobility in health-related services and applications on mobile devices has made it easy for timely delivery and the global health trends and relevant government policies can be characterized by a shift towards care in the community and at home, as well as the greater reliance upon shared responsibility and greater self-management by the patient themselves.

2. By 2020, a projected 70 percent increase in
home health aides signifies the importance of
secure device management solutions outside of
traditional care facilities.
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4. Category Examples
Clinical Process Support Medical Interpreter, Order Management, Medication
management
Clinical Decision Support MedicalTerminology list app, Medical resources, 3D
models and interactive materials on mobile devices
Administrative Bed management and Staff scheduling,
Appointments, Billing, Insurance claims, Inventory
Electronic Medical Records Patients Records, Medication records
Analytical Mobile BI and Dashboards

7. • Mobile devices already play a central role in many healthcare
organizations, which have had to rethink traditional IT best practices
to enable their secure use.
• As an expanding array of healthcare applications becomes available,
from internal legacy applications to SaaS and mobile apps, care
providers must be able to quickly and easily access every resource
they need on any device so they can stay focused on their patients.
• With enterprise mobility management, IT can allow people to do
more with their mobile devices than would be possible or feasible
through a solely device management-based approach.

9. • While most healthcare industry professionals have at least an
anecdotal appreciation of the growing role of mobility, they may not
fully understand how important it has become—or appreciate the
urgency of introducing more coherent and comprehensive policies
around it.

10. • Key constituents and employees across areas including IT, security,
HR and legal, as well as key medical personnel, such as the chief
medical officer and chief nursing officer, should be engaged early in
the process to discuss the organization’s needs, serve as the
champion with clinicians, and help define policies for the use of
mobile and consumer devices, whether corporate-owned or BYOD.

12. • Your policy should aim to empower clinicians with mobile access to
the resources they need to deliver optimal care, and provide business
staff with similar mobility and flexibility, to help your organization
deliver patient-centered care more efficiently.
• Protecting the privacy of its patients and educate people on the
responsible use of personal devices for work purposes.

13. • Your BYOD policy should address areas including:
• Employee eligibility
• Allowed devices service
• App availability,
• Device and user support
• Cost sharing
• Security and compliance
• Legal terms of use

15. • The technologies needed to simplify and securely enable mobility on
any device include:
• Enterprise Mobility Management
• Desktop And AppVirtualization
• File Sharing
• Social Collaboration
• Remote Support
• Cloud Networking

17. • To drive successful adoption, you should formalize your rollout plan
and create resources that make it simple for clinicians and other
employees to learn about mobility and access everything they need
to get started.
• For BYOD, should include
• Setting up enrollment procedures
• Providing tools for self-provisioning
• Establishing support
• Maintenance levels

19. • Determine BestTreatment: Bringing mobile patient care tools to
the healthcare professionals helps providers accelerate decision
making, select best treatment and enhance overall treatment
quality.
• Reduce Complexity: Intuitive, simple to use mobile apps under one
unified Enterprise mobile platform makes easier for clinical users to
quickly and efficiently get the information they need to make care
decisions.

20. • Empower Decisions: Delivering role based analytical data to mobile
devices gives decision makers the information they need at ease and
help them to make decisions quickly.
• Better Patient Care: Delivering critical information at fingertips
enable care providers instantly monitor patient health status and
take actions accordingly.

21. • http://blogs.perficient.com/healthcare/blog/2014/05/07/how-
enterprise-mobility-management-can-improve-patient-care/
• https://www.citrix.com/blogs/2015/11/16/5-steps-for-embracing-
mobility-in-healthcare-2/

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