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whitepaper Hospital Deploys Mobile Vaccination Solution to Reach Employees Where They Work0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Washington Hospital Center (WHC), the largest teaching hospital in Washington, D.C., is at the vanguard of a major public health effort to raise influenza immunization rates among healthcare workers nationwide. The hospital is employing a multipronged approach to ensure a continuous increase in immunization rates among its employees, including the use of mobile, paperless technologies such as a Tablet PC - based solution running Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. Designed by Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD), the BD VaxiNet platform reaches employees where they work, obtaining digital informed consent signatures, and health screening data to allow vaccination right on the spot.

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whitepaper Tablet PC Solution Improves Students' Learning Outcomes at Kansas State University0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Kansas State University (K-State) has long been an innovative user of technology to improve learning both in the classroom and through distance education courses. In an effort to enhance its students' knowledge retention and note taking, K-State began piloting the Tegrity Notes solution based on the Tablet PC running Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. The solution allows faculty to record lectures during class and students to take handwritten notes using the Tablet PC pen. The instructors' annotations, Microsoft Windows Media 9 Series encoded video, and Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003 slides are automatically synchronized with students' notes and are available for review and selective playback at any time.

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whitepaper Tablet PCs Help Nationwide Insurance Resolve Claims Quickly and Accurately0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Everybody benefits when a field adjuster from Nationwide Insurance, one of the world's largest insurance and financial services companies, resolves a claim on-site. Customers receive their check immediately, and Nationwide obtains more accurate estimates, reducing the time and expense needed to resolve each claim. Though completing claims on-site has been a goal at Nationwide for many years, the difficulty of collecting and processing information in the field often prevented on-site resolution. Now, with Tablet PCs running Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, Nationwide's adjusters travel to a claim site with all the tools they need to record the incident information and process the claim. Using Tablet PCs, adjusters input information directly into their estimation programs while inspecting damaged items.

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whitepaper University Improves Collaborative Hands-On Learning With Tablet PC Projects0000-00-00 Microsoft
  In 2002, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) successfully incorporated the Tablet PC into the collaborative design phase of an international robot-design competition. Since then, both faculty and students have been using the Tablet PC running Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition and Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 to enhance the learning process for project-based courses. Improved drawing capabilities and an operating system that easily handles mathematics and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) programs set the Tablet PC above desktop computers when students use virtual-design learning aids. The built-in wireless capabilities and portability of the lightweight Tablet PC increased students' productivity, simplified team work, and improved access to Web-based services, including an essential online peer-review process for completing coursework.

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whitepaper Elevator Maintenance Field Engineers Achieve Speedier On-Site Service With Tablet PCs0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Mitsubishi Electric Building Technology Service Company (MELTEC) provides maintenance services for buildings systems, including elevators and escalators. MELTEC field engineers responsible for on-site maintenance of these transportation systems use portable maintenance computers to collect data required to perform repairs and build customized service programs for clients. MELTEC's portable computers were wearing out due to a harsh work environment, and engineers found keyboarding difficult in cramped work sites. MELTEC needed a more robust mobile hardware platform to support its field engineers. It chose the slate Tablet PC running Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition Version 2005. Using pen-based computers to retrieve and collect data on-site reduced the need for carrying technical documents, increased engineers' efficiency, and improved customer service.

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whitepaper UK Care Agencies Integrate, Improve Services With Information-Gathering Solution0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Cambridgeshire County Council (CCC) provides community care services to Cambridgeshire residents, often working with health care providers. To improve coordination between the two jurisdictions, it wanted to find a way for health and social workers to share information about elderly patients under the care of both disciplines. CCC used Windows XP Tablet PCs with the Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 information-gathering program so care workers can gather information while visiting patients at home or in the hospital and submit it to a Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 messaging hub for access by other related agencies. InfoPath, working with this back-end system, is a key enabler for a new multi-disciplinary Overview Assessment Protocol to reduce "Bed blocking".

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whitepaper Mobile Technology Helps Hospital Accelerate and Improve Patient Treatment0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Taking advantage of available technology for better patient care and greater profitability has always set El Camino Hospital apart from other healthcare facilities. Though the Silicon Valley hospital is limited in terms of physical space, it strives to be unlimited in the information available at its clinicians' fingertips. To enable clinicians to input and receive real-time patient information and alerts about health-related issues, El Camino Hospital deployed Tablet PCs running Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. The easy-to-use system with familiar productivity tools is increasing collaboration and streamlining communication between staff, as well as increasing productivity.

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whitepaper Real Estate Firm Recruits More Clients, Improves Service With Mobile Office Solution0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Although Prudential California Realty - San Bruno is the most successful Prudential single office franchise in North America, management wanted to improve agents' productivity on the road through a mobile computing solution that would eliminate paper and reduce trips back to the office. The franchise deployed Criterion Corporation's REDTablet solution, which includes a Tablet PC running the Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition operating system and Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003. Together with a digital camera and a portable printer, the solution adds up to an office that can be carried over the shoulder in a portfolio case.

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whitepaper Clinics Cut Costs and Improve Patient Care With Mobile, Paperless Record Keeping0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Three medical clinics needed a comprehensive, mobile, and physician-friendly practice management solution to eliminate paper-based medical charts and electronically link processes such as patient scheduling, note transcription, prescription writing, and insurance claim submission. Bienville Orthopaedic Specialists, Middlesex Cardiology, and Granite Medical represent the growing number of practices turning to a solution powered by Amicore software and Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition running on Tablet PC hardware. This integrated, mobile system is increasing the quality of medical record keeping, maximizing reimbursement, and enhancing the entire patient encounter. These clinics have accelerated their cash flow and are saving tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars through significant reductions in office supplies and the near elimination of transcription fees.   
whitepaper Zoo Brings Curricula to Students With Disabilities Using Tablet PCs0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Chicago's Brookfield Zoo wanted to broaden the reach of its CONNECTIONS program, which helps students build on classroom learning by conducting field research and other activities at the zoo. Over one thousand students with disabilities often have difficulty participating in programs that involve animal observations and data collection on paper. The zoo teamed up with Quilogy to design a solution for use on Motion Computing Tablet PCs running Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. The solution employs built-in accessibility features of Windows XP to enable students who have visual, hearing, or physical disabilities to participate. The students' data is stored in the zoo's database and made available later for in-depth study in the classroom.

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