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We see the everyday friction that gets in the way of care...

the wasted steps, the physical strain, the disconnected workflows and the moments that pull focus away from patients. That’s why Midmark designs every detail to help remove friction where it shouldn’t exist. To give time, focus and energy back to the people doing the work.

From room design and accessibility to connected technologies and point-of-care solutions, we help healthcare teams improve workflow efficiency, reduce wasted time and support better patient flow—so you can focus on what matters most, your patients.

Better care begins with every detail.

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Taking a holistic approach to exam room design—including analyzing historical data from a real-time locating system (RTLS), integrating mobile and flexible workflows and automating vital signs capture—can help improve workflow efficiency and reduce wasted movement.

Implementing solutions like ergonomic cabinetry, an automated vital signs workflow and an examination chair with an integrated weight scale can help reduce clinician strain, wasted steps and unnecessary reaching or bending.

Healthcare organizations should consider prioritizing accessible equipment, an automated vital signs process and cabinetry and storage designed specifically for the medical environment to create an efficient exam room.

Using a real-time locating system can help optimize patient flow and support self-rooming—reducing wait time, which can account for 68% of a patient’s visit.1 An automated vital signs workflow with weight capture from the exam chair can help save up to 69 seconds per patient.2

Integrating an automated vital signs device within a connected vital signs workflow at the point of care enables direct data transfer to the EMR—cutting out manual transcription, reducing extra clicks and helping ease clinician workload.

Technology and workstations with adjustable height and rotation can be positioned to help clinicians maintain eye contact and communication during care.

Medical cabinetry and storage can improve workflow efficiency by increasing visibility and access to supplies through ergonomic storage configurations—including angled flow shelving and wall-hung cabinetry.

Exam rooms with an accessible examination chair, clear floor space, adequate turning radius and appropriate door access can support patients with mobility limitations and efficient caregiver workflow.3

Research shows that proper patient positioning during blood pressure measurement can lower resting measurements by 7 mmHg systolic and 4.5 mmHg diastolic.4 Midmark designed a fully integrated point-of-care ecosystem that has been clinically validated to improve accuracy for a resting blood pressure.

A real-time locating system (RTLS) can provide insight into workflow friction through real-time information and historical data on patient and provider workflows and equipment location.