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We love getting feedback on our mounting solutions whenever we attend a trade show. Attendees share the day-to-day issues they face when accessing and using technology in their own L&D areas, and it always generates ideas. It’s one reason everyone at GCX is excited to again participate in the AHWONN Annual Convention taking place June 8 through 12 at Atlanta’s World Congress…
Ergonomics is important, and especially so for teams working with endoscopes. These practitioners must be able to carefully maneuver around medical equipment and easily viewed monitors. Most of the focus is on the scope itself, but also important are the carts that support these instruments. That’s why we’re excited about our GCX Endoscopy Cart, part of our MC Series, that provides…
Patient engagement remains a high priority for healthcare organizations that want to reduce readmissions and improve patient outcomes key to today’s value-based care. Our company has responded to this need with several innovative mounting solutions that encourage hospitalized patients to safely use mobile applications on tablets. Using tablets loaded with appropriate applications helps…
We recently partnered with a San Francisco hospital to install GCX wall mounts for their electronic medical records. As part of the process, staff provided us a lengthy list of questions to ensure our mounts met their ergonomics standards. Hospital officials take ergonomics seriously, and for good reason. The potential cost of repetitive stress injuries among clinicians– and…
Since GCX’s foray into patient engagement projects officially launched some three years ago, we’ve been listening to how we can best help our customers fulfill a growing need with our mounting solutions. Tablets, such as the iPad, are now the device of choice due to compatibility, cost and general user familiarity. One of the many lessons we learned from these discussions is…
It’s the little things that make a big difference in hospital labor and delivery departments. In this case, we’re talking about small but powerful work surface lights on our new Fetal Monitor Workstation. L&D nurses love the lights, especially those working the night shift, because they can chart and administer medications without having to turn on harsh overhead lights that can…