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They need to perform a range of tasks to support their patients, such as coordinating care, responding to alerts and alarms, ensuring compliance with medication administration, documenting patient observations and completing care interventions. Deploying iPhone or iPad with third-party iOS or iPadOS apps can make it easier for nurses to accomplish these tasks, which helps them deliver the best care possible for their patients. Nurses can also  \nuse third-party apps to access clinical reference materials, deliver just-in-time education and fulfil continuing education (CME/CE) requirements right from iPhone.  \nThis document is intended to help hospital leadership teams understand the benefits of using iPhone and iPad with third-party apps to support nursing care, along with technical deployment considerations.  \nBenefits  \nUsing iPhone as a multipurpose device  \nCare teams are dedicated to delivering the best possible patient care. But interruptions in daily workflows can often prevent nurses from focusing directly on patient care. Carrying several single-purpose devices—such as pagers or VoIP phones that deliver voice-only functionality—or rolling in a workstation on wheels for medication barcode scanning can make it challenging to manage daily tasks.  \nWith healthcare apps on iPhone and iPad, nurses can accomplish much more than they can with a single-purpose device, including tasks like:  \n• Secure communication. Third-party messaging apps on iPhone combine secure messaging, voice calls and video calls to help facilitate patient and care team communication, both inside the hospital and remotely, while maintaining confidentiality. These apps can integrate with the staff directory and schedules, so clinicians are able to search for members of the care team by role, staff assignment and current rounding location. Messaging apps can include contextual information from patient records as well.  \nDeploying iPhone for Clinical Communication and Nursing Care | February 2022 1  \n• Alert and alarm management. With apps on iPhone, nurses can receive instant alerts and alarms from patient monitoring systems. Alerts and alarms can be customized for the care unit and tailored to hospital initiatives and safety protocols. Approved third-party apps can override volume or mute settings with a critical alerts entitlement. This allows clinicians to get critical alerts even if their devices are set to silent mode or Do Not Disturb.  \n• Medication administration. To help ensure they’re administering the right medication to the right patient at the right time, nurses can scan both the patient’s wristband and the medication barcode with an app that uses the iPhone camera. If a dose is being administered for the first time, an app can prompt the nurse to provide patient education, which increases compliance.  \n• Specimen collection. While collecting specimens, clinicians can use iOS apps on iPhone to receive orders, scan barcodes, print specimen labelsand document that the collections have been completed.  \n• Mobile documentation. Using a mobile app to document vitals, input/output (I/O) and clinical observations at the bedside can be more efficient, reduce opportunities for errors and give clinicians more time to interact with patients.  \n• Wound documentation. 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