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Advanced Health & Care to showcase its mobile portfolio at EHI Live
Advanced Health & Care (Advanced), a leading provider of IT management systems for the health and care sectors, will be exhibiting at EHI Live at the NEC Birmingham on 4th and 5th November. Advanced will be showcasing its mobile portfolio alongside its suite of IT solutions on stand B18 in Hall 1.
EHI Live features a variety of influential, high profile speakers who will be addressing three topics: leadership, best practice and innovation. Advanced will have an interactive stand, complete with built in TV screens and mobile technology where delegates can experience live demos of its product suite. Demos will be shown on a wide variety of devices, including iOS, Windows 8 and Android tablets.
The demand for mobile solutions is increasing year on year as health providers deliver more and more care near the home, thereby delivering both efficiencies and improvements in patient care. Advanced is a long term innovator in this space with a focus on secure native applications built around the needs of the clinician.
Jim Chase, Managing Director of Advanced Health & Care, says, “EHI Live is great opportunity to get ‘hands on’ with our range of mobile apps for GPs and community clinicians, natively built for Windows, Apple and Android platforms. Anyone who is looking to transform community-based services should come and take a look at the apps and talk to us about how these can be deployed in an integrated care landscape.”
For further information, please visit Advanced Health & Care on B18 at EHI Live or visit www.advancedcomputersoftware/ahc
Advanced Health & Care is an Advanced Computer Software Group company.
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