We have found that if it is not attached to something it will get broken! We purchased 15 fujitsu lifebooks when we went live w/ eMAR. They are little laptops w/ keyboards and touch screens w/ styluses. All but about 5 or 6 have been absolutely destroyed! Screen smashed and shattered, keyboards broken, screens detached. They drop them so much and throw them in the cabinets. We will never purchase anything like that again. It's not that the equipment was bad, we just have careless users and also accidents. We are now in the process installing workstations in each room. Thanks, Tiffin Barthelmas, BSN, RN Clinical Systems Analyst MIS Department Phone:420-8385 Pager: (877) 802-2242 Fax: 420-6397
________________________________ From: Romona E. Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 3:38 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected] Subject: EDM point & click tablets I am wondering how point & click tablets work with EDM, does anyone have experience with this that you could share? I know meditech is keyboard driven and am wondering if point & click tablets have been successfully (or unsuccessfully) used with EDM. I would like to give the ED options and it seems that point & click would be quick, the assessments would need to be created with point & click in mind - very little text entry. Thank you, Romona E. Smith, RN Clinical Analyst Anderson Hospital Maryville, IL 62062 618-288-5711 ext. 278 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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