Healthcare organizations are challenged by increasing legislation to
protect patient data, increased productivity demands due to shortages
of skilled staff, cost pressures and a constant demand to improve
patient care. IGEL can assist health care providers with unique
capabilities such as the widest range of form factors in the industry
(including mobile tablets), an ultra high resolution thin client that
can be used for the display of medical images, Smartcard integration
and our support of Citrix Hot Desktop™ allowing roaming medical workers
to securely access their applications and data within 10 seconds.
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Gesundheit Nordhessen Holding
The clever way to handle healthcare reform
A functional and reliable IT infrastructure is very important, especially in the healthcare sector, because cost-conscious patient care, workflow management and administration can be ensured only through modern data processing technology. At the same time, the effects of the healthcare reform are one reason hospitals and healthcare providers are facing tight budgets. These considerations were vital when Gesundheit Nordhessen Holding AG decided to migrate to server-based computing architectures with Thin Clients.
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Munich Schwabing Hospital
The Right Therapy from IGEL improves Health of Hospital IT
Continuous modernization of server-based computing architecture ensures lasting cost savings for the Munich Schwabing Hospital, Germany.
Munich Schwabing Hospital is the largest hospital in the Bavarian capital. The unique atmosphere of the academic teaching hospital with 26 divisions and over 1,200 beds combines the traditional with the modern, offering patients the best possible care enabled, in part, by the latest thin client technology from IGEL.
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De Noorderbrug
IGEL thin clients provide De Noorderbrug with care-free IT.
Founded in 1970, De Noorderbrug offers personal assistance and care to approximately 1,400 persons who have a physical handicap, suffer limitations from brain damage or are deaf or hard of hearing. Care provision ranges from ad-hoc care to providing living facilities.
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DIAKO Ev. Diakoniekrankenhaus
Serviced IT infrastructure in DIAKO
The DIAKO Ev. Diakoniekrankenhaus GmbH is unifying its IT infrastructure. Server-based computing and thin clients of local hero IGEL Technology increase availability and data security with lower aggregate costs.
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Psychiatrisches Zentrum Nordbaden
German Psychiatric Center Nordbaden has simplified its IT administration using Server Based Computing and Thin Clients from IGEL Technology.
The Psychiatrisches Zentrum Nordbaden (PZN) is one of Germany’s most modern specialist psychiatric hospitals. With six separate departments comprising a large number of assessment and treatment units the organization employs a total of 1,500 people. Home services and holistic therapies tailored to the patients needs, involving family members wherever possible, minimise treatment times. To support this modern approach, the centre’s information technology has recently been re-designed for high efficiency.
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SANA Beats Ambitious Goals with using IGEL thin clients
More flexibility in hospital operations
Rapid growth at the SANA-Klinikum Remscheid validates the timely introduction of a thin client architecture. Since its integration into the 'SANAVerbund ' medical association at the beginning of 2001, Sana-Klinikum Remscheid has been pursuing ambitious goals. The vision of a 'hospital of the future' was developed to meet new challenges in healthcare and provide top quality medical services, while achieving financial success. The technical basis for this transformation is an organization-wide thin client architecture initiated in the year 2000.
