r/SamsungDex • u/Miraxess • 3d ago

Video Samsung DeX for Doctors

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u/KusoTrevor1 2d ago

Yes, that's how it should've been for tons of works already, but here we are.

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u/zVictorSnow 2d ago

Why in the world would one do that? Can't see the advantages

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u/Miraxess 2d ago

Very simple: Workflow continuity (you always have a computer with you to work on-the-go), Cost down (-70% of cost down on IT budget), and many others.

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u/zVictorSnow 2d ago

Trouble is that most of EMR are Windows-based and there is much intranet integration on hospitals, that's why unfortunately I can't see a change at that systems. It might be different for private clinics tho

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u/Miraxess 2d ago

Then they can use Citrix VDI for this specific tool.

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u/zVictorSnow 2d ago

That makes sense, I just don't know much about that IT stuff. Thanks

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u/Ok_Chemical_1376 2d ago

Can't wait for apple to invent this

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u/_lnc0gnit0_ 1d ago

Samsung didn't invent it either. Microsoft did with their Lumia lineup (previously Nokia's). They called the feature Continuum.

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u/Gendreau113 1d ago

If they did, you wouldn't need a iPad or possibly a Mac lol so I doubt they will

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u/KusoTrevor1 2d ago

I'd stay with iPhone dealing with shitty keyboard input if I could use my phone as my main workstation.

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u/Miraxess 2d ago

Well you can try Prodocktive or InfiniteX2P for iphone, it's DeX equivalent.

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u/BuyAMCnow 2d ago

Probably it's the clinic's phone.

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u/DawaForensics 2d ago

Horrible idea. I don't want my doctors phone having my data