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International Design Magazine (I.D.) 2009 Annual Design ReviewMotion C5: Honorable MentionThe Motion C5, first Mobile Clinical Assistant, was awarded the International Design Magazine (I.D.) 2009 Annual Design Review Honorable Mention. The C5 surprised the judges with its crisp white color, rounded, rubberized corners and rugged yet sleek lines. “It screams portability,” Gregory Montalbano, equipment and technology judge, stated, “talk about a convergent design.” Read the full news release |
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CeBIT.AU 2008 Award for Excellence in Engineering DesignMotion C5: Award WinnerThe CeBIT.AU Excellence in Engineering Design award will showcase overall elegance of design in a hardware product sold in the Australian market and exhibited at CeBIT Australia. The judging criteria for the award will include the visual elegance and impact of the product, its simplicity, functionality and useability, and its broad appeal as a business product. The winning business technology product or service is one that possesses a "Wow-factor" that sets it apart from the crowd. Learn More about the 2008 CeBIT.au Awards |
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Studies Show Motion C5 Improves Care Delivery and Clinician ProductivityLeading Hospitals Report up to 60 Percent Increase in Productivity and 62 Percent Improvement in Clinician Job Satisfaction in Motion C5 Implementations. The C5 mobile clinical assistant (MCA) is now being used in more than 1,000 hospitals worldwide, and clinicians are reporting a variety of positive results, including increased productivity, improved clinician satisfaction, better adherence to medication administration protocols and decreased latency in recording patient information. Read Full News ReleaseCase Studies
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UK eWell-Being Awards 2008Category: Better Ways of Working, Motion C5 - CommendedMotion Computing’s Mobile Clinical Assistant is the first device of its kind, designed to increase productivity and efficiency, simplify workflows and, ultimately, to improve the care and security of hospital patients. It has more power, performance and capabilities than a PDA device, but offers greater flexibility than a laptop. It includes a built-in barcode reader to increase security and assist the automatic recording of information such as blood pressure and temperature, medication dispensing and supplies tracking. Learn More about the 2008 eWell-Being Awards |
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The Mobile Clinical Assistant: A new category in Tablet PC's for Healthcare(Laura Foy, 5/16/07)In this special video edition of House Calls for Healthcare Professionals, Microsoft's worldwide health director, Dr. Bill Crounse, and his special guests take a look at these exciting new Tablet PCs from Motion Computing and discuss how these devices are being used by clinicians around the world. See Video Review |
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Gottabemobile - Motion C5 Review(Rob Bushway)With the launch of the Motion C5, people saw several new things not previously implemented in a Tablet PC: an integrated barcode reader, RFID scanner, a spill-proof / disinfectant-resistant resin casing, and a handle. The C5 was built from the bottom-up to be a health care focused device, and with those features, plus a 2.0-megapixel camera, it clearly shines. Read Full Review |
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Other Product Awards & ReviewsJ3400 | LE-Series | F5 | LS800 | M-Series |
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