Cisco Patient Connect 1.4.1 Release Notes

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Cisco Patient Connect Release Notes

Introduction

New Features and Enhancements

Cisco Patient Connect Release Notes

Software Release 1.4.1
July 5, 2016

Introduction

This document describes the features, capabilities, known issues, and limited support for Cisco Patient Connect solution release 1.4.1.

This document includes these topics:

"New Features and Enhancements"

New Features and Enhancements

The following are new features and enhancements to the Cisco Patient Connect solution:

The following are new features and enhancements to the Patient view app:

Patient mobile device enabled: Patients can use any personal mobile device to access a web-based mobile version of the Patient view app from anywhere within the hospital. In addition, co-browsing enables the patient to logically attach the mobile device to the monitor in their room in order to control the Patient View app on the monitor.

Patients use any browser, a URL supplied by the care team staff, their room number, and a pin number (see “Password protection for patient data privacy” below for details) to access the mobile application. Patient view mobile app has responsive design and therefore can be used in either landscape or portrait orientation. It is based on OmniChannel architecture and has sectional layout and intuitive mobile-friendly navigation including support for swiping, scrolling, and tapping.

In stand-alone mode, patients can browse the Video Library and Movie on Demand categories as well as the TV Channel Guide. If patients elect to allow co-browsing (i.e. press the “Connect to TV” button) when they first log in, they can use their mobile device to control the content shown on the monitor in their room. They can change television channels, play a video or Movie on Demand, and make phone and video calls.

Note Video playback is not supported for mobile devices to preserve hospitals’ Wi-Fi network bandwidth.

Note The same pin number is used to both unlock Patient view app features and to log into the Patient view app on the patient’s mobile device.

TV Channels Guide as a stand-alone application.
Integration of Tagnos third-party system for tracking patient location and predicting future patient movement.