[AT] OT - Tablet computers

[Mike M]

Yes, they do run EPIC.


On 4/15/2020 12:29 AM, Steve W. wrote:
> Mike M wrote:
>> Seems like a slow day, so I thought I'd ask about tablet computers. My
>> wife has an I-pad that is about 7 years old or so, it is extremely slow
>> and freezes often, leaving her frustrated. She has a birthday coming up
>> so I thought I'd buy her a new tablet. I'm a little overwhelmed. Here's
>> what she needs it for: general web surfing, Facebook, and looking up
>> medical cases for the next day. She's in the OR, and the University uses
>> a double verification system in order for her to log into her work
>> email, and patient charts, so it would need the ability to do that.  I
>> can try to find the name of the program if necessary. I would prefer to
>> stay away from Apple, simply due to the cost. Any thoughts would be
>> appreciated.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Mike M
>>
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> Being a medical related outfit they are likely running EPIC for the
> access and such. It will connect to both Windows and Mac browsers but
> requires extra work on the Mac.
> Personally I'd opt for one of the convertible windows machines that
> can be used as a laptop or a tablet. That allows the use of easily
> compatible programs as most businesses run windows machines so getting
> answers about problems is easier as well.
>