Unlocking mobility in healthcare with mobile device access: A Q&A with clinical workflow specialist Claire Reilly RN MSc

According to Imprivata, clinicians — nurses, in particular — feel the pain of having to access shared mobile devices using cumbersome usernames and passwords. 

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Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared on Imprivata’s website.

These barriers to access slow down the delivery of care and disrupt common workflows. There are, however, solutions that provide streamlined, efficient, mobile device access for clinicians. In this Q&A, Claire Reilly RN, Clinical Workflow Specialist at Imprivata, discusses the security and convenience issues presented by the use of shared mobile devices and shares how single sign-on technology for these devices can help hospitals leverage their investment in expensive hardware.

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