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SUMMARY:Considerations when implementing smartphones in hospitals
DESCRIPTION:Join industry professionals in a live virtual panel discussion regarding what technology decision-makers should consider when implementing smartphones in a hospital setting. \nBy attending this virtual panel discussion\, you will learn more about:\n\nhow to define the hospital’s smartphone needs\nundertaking proofs of concept/trials\nensuring voice-grade Wi-Fi\nnetwork considerations\nthe importance of ensuring interoperability with existing platforms (including messaging\, alarms\, task management\, EMR etc.)\nmobile device management considerations\nthe cutover process\nchange management/user acceptance/user training/ongoing user support\nother key learnings.\n\nGuest panellists\nAdrian Hutchinson\nChief Nursing Information Officer\, Royal Children’s Hospital\nAdrian is the CNIO\, Director of Nursing Informatics and Manager of Clinical Technology at RCH Melbourne and lectures at the University of Melbourne as an Honorary Fellow in the School of Nursing. He is currently immersed in the Parkville Connecting Care Project\, extending the instance of RCH EMR to three different hospitals. He is a strong advocate for mobility in healthcare and is currently working on a Unified Communication strategy at RCH to implement a single device for all communication and clinical documentation. \n  \n  \nNeil Cook\nNetwork Team Lead\, Royal Women’s Hospital\nPrior to joining The Royal Women’s Hospital\, Neil was working at Austin Health in the Technical Services Team managing the Network and Telecommunications infrastructure. He has worked on various IT implementation and redevelopment projects\, responsible for coordinating the IT infrastructure rollout within the Olivia Newton John Cancer Centre and complete network refresh and upgrade at The Royal Women’s Hospital. He has been heavily involved in the implementation of two different EMR platforms at each organisation. \n  \n  \nPatrick Premnath\nSystem Administrator\, ACT Health\nPatrick is the director of the Critical Systems Team within the Digital Solutions Division in ACT Health. He manages a small highly technical team who look after several government critical systems for Canberra Health Services. He has worked closely with all infrastructure ICT projects for ACT Health since 2015 and is currently managing the Spectralink Versity handsets and SOTI MDM. \n  \nModerated By\nAlan Stocker\nManager\, Connected Health
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