Dell Mobile Clinical Computing: Stakes to improve patient safety, quality of care and patient satisfaction.



 For those who unfamiliar, Dell Mobile Clinical Computing Solution is a desktop virtualization and identity access management solution built on the DVS Enterprise 6020 Solution and powered by the Dell 12th generation servers.
This solution is offered in both Rack and Blade server configurations with an option for storage on Dell EqualLogic
or Compellent . Solutions which aims to allow: automatic load balancing, tiering, snapshots and replication.
We also learn that, Dell PowerEdge 12th generation servers are designed with more memory capacity and more integrated I/O (input/output) than the previous generation and can provide up to 18 times more Microsoft® SQL Server® transactions per second when using PowerEdge Express Flash Storage solid-state drives (SSDs) (directly connected to the CPU and memory bus).
‘’Today’s dynamic healthcare environment relies heavily on the latest technology to increase the speed and accuracy of patient diagnosis and treatment. Physicians are nowadays required to interact with a wide range of end user devices to access their medical applications. From a Dell precision workstation with locally hosted applications to latitude tablets with applications running in a cloud, healthcare professionals may have to wait before using a specific application at an end-point, delaying medical treatment.
For these physicians it would be most beneficial if they could have an environment where they can access their applications from any device with a single sign-on, reducing time consuming actions during the course of a normal workday.’’ Dell team affirms. 
In fact Dell’s Mobile Clinical Computing (MCC) solution aims globally to mitigate many of today’s Hospital key challenges including:
  • Limiting the amount of time clinicians and nurses spend.
    searching for available end points as well as the time spent
    accessing and then re-accessing applications
  • Providing a single sign-on instance that clinicians and
    nurses can use to authenticate seamlessly against endpoint
    and multiple applications
  • Providing quick and secure access to patient information
    on-demand using proximity and/or biometric
    authentication methods
  • Reducing and limit the time spent by IT staff managing client
    systems in their environment.etc.

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