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care zone can greatly enhance patient engagement,” he noted. “This mobility allows physicians to work in the way they are most comfortable, whether that be seated, standing, mobile or stationary. Midmark workstations adjust in height – 23 inches to four inches – while offering tilt and rotation functionality that allows for a proper working position to be maintained without sacrifi cing eye contact with the patient. Mobile workstations designed to improve the caregiver-patient interaction enable organizations to easily bring digital information to the point of care without sacrifi cing workfl ow Hazelwood also emphasizes the need for operational fl exiility “The use of mobile or wall-mounted workstations can also bring devices – desk- tops, laptops and tablets – within arm’s reach, decreasing the need for caregivers to move within the space and maximizing engagement with patients,” he said. “All necessary data is accessible at the point of care and can be shared by caregivers. Digi- tal and physical care interfaces are within the same work zone, and the movement of caregivers is minimized as constant contact with patients is maintained.” rgonomics reinforces fl exiility, which benefits the end user as well as the


Midmark’s 6212 Workstation


healthcare organization, according to David Phillips, Marketing Manager, Hänel Storage Systems. “Workstations should be the correct height so that employees no longer need to bend or squat to lift items from near the fl oor, extend or clim stepstools to reach items awkwardly stacked above, or make repetitive motions that are outside OSHA’s recommended ‘golden zone,’” he said. “It’s in a hospital’s best interests to keep its employees healthy. Any of these movements can result in a pulled muscle, strained back or slipped spinal disc, and


when they occur on the job, the employer can e on the hook for fi nancial compen- sation and rehabilitation that can last for months. A change in ergonomics can also mean a simpler design that’s much easier to use.” Workstations must have


that “no hassle” func- tionality to help – not hinder – a clinician’s ability to deliver patient care, urges Steve Torbett, Senior Product Manager, Capsa Healthcare.


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