Motion Announces the Winner of its First Annual Excellence in Mobile Point of Care Award - Europe

Motion ComputingMotion Computing®, a leading global provider of tablet PCs and supporting mobility solutions, announced today from the World of Health IT (WoHIT) 2011 Conference and Exhibition, that Clinique Esquirol Saint Hilaire (CESH) is the first recipient of its Excellence in Mobile Point of Care Award - Europe. The annual award program recognizes commitment and dedication to deploying mobile point of care solutions that focus on enhancing clinician satisfaction and delivering the highest quality of patient care possible.

"It's evident through CESH's integrated approach to deploying a mobile point of care solution that it holds patient care at the highest standard, making them an ideal recipient of Motion’s Mobile Point of Care Award," said Nigel Owens, Motion VP of worldwide sales and GM of EMEA. “We are pleased to recognize CESH as both an innovative Motion customer, and a recognized leader in delivering high quality care."

Located in Agen, France, CESH is the first established private health institution in the Aquitaine region, and in 2007 was the first in the country to adopt the C5 MCA. With over 560 employees, 247 rooms and 335 beds for intensive care and rehabilitation, the clinic specializes in the treatment of digestive and urological cancers. In 2005, CESH implemented Ware Système's Sharegate medical records software to continue to deliver on its long-standing policy of improving the quality and safety.

In order to ensure the long-term effectiveness of the medical records implementation, CESH required a comprehensive mobility solution to optimize all of Sharegate's functions in real time, at the patients' bedsides. After testing several solutions, CESH selected the Motion® C5 Mobile Clinical Assistant (MCA) and deployed eighty-five of the tablet PCs across its 15 healthcare departments. Later, impressed with the benefits of the mobile point of care solutions, CESH added the latest C5v MCA to its mobility efforts.

Easy to use and disinfect, the C5 Tablet PCs meet the staff's mobility requirements perfectly. Patients and caregivers alike benefit from real-time access to information on procedures, treatment and medication, the elimination of duplicate information, the improvement of working conditions and increased security, efficiency and overall patient care.

"From physicians and nurses to caregivers, aides and healthcare managers, our staff agrees that the Sharegate software deployed on the Motion C5 Tablet PCs has significantly improved working conditions and performance as well as enhanced patient care," said Marc Angotti, CEO, CESH. "This innovative technological integration reflects the clinic's strong commitment to the modernization of systems and processes in order to enhance the work of caregivers."

Motion will recognize CESH with the Excellence in Mobile Point of Care Award - Europe on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 at 17:00 at the Motion booth #919. All are welcome to attend.

2012 Motion Excellence in Mobile Point of Care Award
Beginning October 1, 2011, Motion will begin accepting applications for the Annual Motion Excellence in Mobile Point of Care Award - Europe. The winner will be announced at WoHIT 2012. Motion encourages healthcare clients, healthcare solution providers and resellers that have worked closely with end-user healthcare organizations on successful mobile point of care initiatives to apply.

Finding Motion at WoHIT 2011
Motion will be showing its complete line of tablet PCs, including the C5v, J3500 and recently announced CL900 in booth #919. Additionally, CESH and WARESYS CEO, Marc Angotti, will address healthcare mobility in the following WoHIT Industry Solution Sessions:

Presentation: "Key Factors in a Successful Mobile Point-of-Care Initiative"
Date & Time: Wednesday, May 11, 2011, 15:45 - 16:30
Location: Industry Solution Session Booth #900

Presentation: "WARESYS Innovative Healthcare Information Technology Solutions"
Date & Time: Thursday, May 12, 2011, 12:00 - 14:00
Location: Microsoft Booth #219

About Motion Computing
Motion Computing is a leading global provider of tablet PCs and supporting mobility solutions, combining world-class products with services customized for the unique needs of target vertical markets. The company's enhanced line of rugged tablet PCs, mobile point of care solutions and accessories are designed to increase mobile productivity while providing portability, security, power and versatility. For more information visit www.MotionComputing.com.

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