Business challenge
Government healthcare IT organizations are being challenged to meet the needs of military and civilian clinicians who expect their mobile systems tob e continuously available as they administer critical health services and patient care. Government healthcare comes in many forms: VA facilities, military hospitals, on-post medical facilities, mobile field or shipboard hospitals, or Federal medical research centers. They are increasingly finding that mobile access to information is critical for clinician success and for efficient care delivery.
As government care networks continue to expand, their healtcare provider IT organizations need to provide patient information access to physicians and partners outside the firewall. The government’s consolidation of healthcare facilities has driven IT organizations to consider adopting e new standard desktop to provide a consistant clinician experience. Another important trend affecting the healthcare end-user computing environment is electronic medical record (EMR) adoption. As adoption of AHLTA (Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application) and other electronic health record standards becomes pervasive, systemic limitations to end-user virtualization are hampering clinician effectiveness.
These challenges are forcing government healtcare IT organizations to develop a strategy for delivering a secure mobile environment that can be accessed on any device – at any time – by any of its clinicians.
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