Cisco proposes using WiMAX and WiFi networks to improve healthcare mobility. This allows caregivers to access patient information and collaborate from anywhere, including outside hospital walls. Cisco's medical-grade network supports a variety of wireless devices and provides a unified communications solution. This increases efficiency and improves patient care through enhanced collaboration and visibility of mobile assets.

1. WiMAX-imum
Healthcare
Using WiMAX to save lives in underserved areas
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2. Cisco Mobile WiMAX (802.16e) Deployments
More than 20 operators in 14 countries are using Cisco’s
Wave 2 Certified Mobile WiMAX for commercial service
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3. Healthcare Mobility Characteristics
 Highly Mobile Workforce
Access and enter patient information and
medical applications at the point of care
Expertise spread across the facilities and
constantly moving
Treating one patient requires coordination
of multiple activities and people
 Fast Decision Making Process
Limited planning possible
Need for minimum reaction time
According to ABI Research 6,161
hospitals out of the 7,526 in the U.S. now
have Wi-Fi networks deployed.
ABI research
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4. Cisco Mobility Solutions for Healthcare
Mobile Collaborative Care Context Aware Mobility
Enhanced collaboration between
Solution to monitor and
caregivers to increase
streamline operations involving
responsiveness and employee
medical equipment and staff
satisfaction
Secure Wireless Cisco
Medical-
Wireless foundation that enables regulatory Grade
compliance and patient privacy as well as provides Network
access to crucial information anywhere
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5. Healthcare IT Drivers
Top priorities for IT in healthcare
Reducing
Medical Errors
6.18
 Cisco is committed
in offering
Clinical
healthcare
Automation
6.00
organizations the
platform that will
help them focus on
Security 5.96
their top priorities.
Implement  By partnering with
and/or Enforce 5.74
other technology
Quality
Standards leaders Cisco
delivers end-to-end
Disaster 5.66 solutions over a
Recovery Medical Grade
Network.
Gartner Dataquest - August 2006
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6. Introducing Cisco Broadband Wireless
The industry’s first end-to-end IP NGN solution with integrated
Mobile WiMAX and WiFi Mesh access
Integrating both licensed and unlicensed access technologies into a converged IP service delivery
architecture
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7. Secure Wireless
Intermec – Small touch screen laptop for a rugged crash cart
Intermec CV30 Product Description
• Support for RFID, speech recognition
and voice
• 6.4” color VGA 640x480 transmissive
TFT LCD unit with touch panel
• 802.11b/g
• Cisco compatible version 4
• Supports Microsoft® CE.NET 5.0 or
Windows Mobile™ 5.0 OS
Applications Benefits
• Ideal for demanding warehouse and • Versatility with the ability to manage a
inventory-control applications. range of peripherals and healthcare
• Mounted on cart – provides host for applications
applications in patient care, drug • Nurses will have enhanced productivity
interactions and inventory control from wireless connectivity and support
• Wall mounted can be time and for hands-free data capture
• Real-time decision making - ADC Control
attendance and information kiosk
Center is integrated with multiple types of
data inputs, including keyboard option
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8. Mobile Collaborative Care
Motion C5 – A Mobile Clinical Assistant
Motion C5 Product Description
 WiFi (802.11a/b/g) and Bluetooth,
WiMAX in 2010
 Cisco Compatible version 4
 Natural pen or speech input
 Optional integrated bar code scanner
 Integrated 2 mega pixel camera and
RFID reader
 Theft prevention system
 Highly durable and simple to disinfect
Applications Benefits
 Electronic Health Records  Increased mobility and accessibility
 Automation of forms, processes and
 Electronic Medication Administration
workflows
Record (eMAR)
 Greater and timely access to data at the
 Computerized Physician Order Entry point of care
(CPOE)  Elimination of duplicate efforts
 Facilitation of real-time communications
 Clinical documentation & Practice
to improve the overall patient experience
Management
 Improvements in patient charge capture
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9. Cisco and Intel show healthcare over
WiMAX – Barcelona, 2009
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10. Cisco Broadband Wireless Access
Mobile WiMAX Competitive Comparison
Cisco 8-element Beamforming with MIMO, 120° Sectors
+12 dB D/L 12
Cells to cover a 5k radius (80km2)
Baseline: SISO (+0 dB) R = 1.63 km
4-element Beamforming, 90° Sectors
+6dB D/L 18
R = 1.33 km
2-element Diversity (no Beamforming), 90° Sectors
28
+3 dB D/L
R = 1.06 km
Cisco provides +9 dB more gain than most competitors
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11. WiMAX Coverage Comparison
Indoor Coverage with 8-Element Beamforming
Cisco WiMAX RSSI (dBm)
Indoor Signal Levels
71 Cell-Sites
11
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12. WiMAX Coverage Comparison
Competitor with 4-Element Beamforming
4-Ant WiMAX RSSI (dBm)
Indoor Signal Levels
100 Cell-Sites
Achieving the same coverage as the Cisco BWX requires 29 MORE
cell-sites, and signal strength is weaker overall (more blue, less red),
decreasing indoor performance and system capacity
12
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13. WiMAX Coverage Comparison
Competitor with 2-Element Diversity MIMO
2-Ant WiMAX RSSI (dBm)
Indoor Signal Levels
137 Cell-Sites
Achieving the same coverage as the Cisco BWX requires 66 MORE
cell-sites, and signal strength is weaker overall (more blue, less red),
decreasing indoor performance and system capacity
13
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14. SESCAM
Hospital Services
Castile-La Mancha, Spain – Serves community of 1.8M
Challenge
 Use wireless to differentiate patient experience
 Replace pagers as primary mode of mobile
communications
 Track expensive medical equipment, mobile personnel
and patient location
 Ensure network availability and security
Solution
 Cisco Unified Wireless Network
 Dual-mode phones
 Cisco Unified and Unified Wireless IP Phones
 Cisco Location Solution
Benefits
 Reduces telecom costs for cellular services
 Streamlines device management
 Improves patient satisfaction
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15. Dr. Philips Hospital
Part of Orlando Regional Healthcare System which includes 11
healthcare facilities serving nearly 2 million Central Florida Residents
Cisco Mobility Solutions for Healthcare
Challenge
 Provide caregivers critical information at point of care
 Track expensive bio-medical equipment
 Improve caregiver communication and collaboration
 Leverage wireless technology to dramatically enhance
the clinical workflow
Solution
 Cisco Unified Wireless Network
 Cisco Unified Wireless 7921 IP phones
 Cisco Location Solution
 Motion Computing Mobile Clinical Assistant
 Wireless infusion pumps
Benefits
 Ease of network evolution
 Deployment of advanced wireless services
 Improved caregiver responsiveness and efficiency
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16. Summary
Cisco Mobility Solutions for Healthcare provide caregivers with access
to patient information, hospital services, and each other, from any
location—inside or outside the hospital walls to deliver an enhanced
patient experience.
 Inbuilding secure wireless with WiFI
 WiMAX extends doctors expertise beyond the
hospital walls
 Medical Grade Network tested and validated with a
variety of devices (WiFi and WiMAX)
 Provides a Mobile Unified Communications
Solution for each type of caregiver
 Increases efficiency and improves patient care by
enabling collaboration at the bedside and beyond
 Streamlines business operations and reduces
costs by enhancing the visibility of mobile assets
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