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Saint Elizabeth expands use of mobile devices

January 21, 2015


Shirlee Sharkey

TORONTO – Samsung Canada has announced a landmark partnership with Saint Elizabeth, one of the largest healthcare providers in Canada. More than 5,000 remote healthcare workers from coast to coast will be equipped with Samsung mobile technology devices, including Galaxy Tab S LTE connected tablets.

Saint Elizabeth helps 18,000 people daily across Canada delivering more than 6 million visits a year. Its team of 8,000 nurses, personal support workers and rehabilitation therapists provide services to help people live independently at home.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S LTE is packed with powerful business tools like Multi-Window capability, Ultra Power Saving Mode and SideSync 3.0. Saint Elizabeth staff will use their devices and a range of apps to connect the circle of care in new ways, from scheduling appointments to more efficiently planning and navigating routes to electronically recording patient data.

Samsung’s built-in KNOX system will ensure a high level of trusted data and device security. Saint Elizabeth will use Samsung’s Enterprise Mobility Management partner, SOTI Inc., to help manage, control and monitor their devices.

“At Saint Elizabeth, we’re powered by bright minds and bold ideas about the future of healthcare – with Samsung, we’re plugged into the latest technology to help bring this vision to life,” said Shirlee Sharkey (pictured), CEO of Saint Elizabeth.

“As our staff are delivering world-class care, Samsung’s mobile devices are bringing innovation and efficiency to their everyday offices – which can often be a kitchen table, parked vehicle or patient’s home at any given time.”

“Samsung Canada is proud to partner with Saint Elizabeth in enabling their remote workforce to do more on-the-go through our innovative devices and solutions,” said Paul Brannen, SVP Enterprise and Mobile Solutions, Samsung Canada. “We believe our technology can help keep their front-line staff connected and empowered and their business at the leading edge of home healthcare innovation.”

The partnership will also provide over 500 Saint Elizabeth management and support staff with Samsung Galaxy S5 or Note 4 mobile devices that will run on the Telus network and optimize on-the-go performance. As part of an initial pilot rollout, some of the Samsung mobile devices are already being used by Saint Elizabeth staff, with the full national deployment to follow by March 2015.

About Samsung Electronics Canada Inc.

Samsung Electronics Canada is a global leader in technology, opening new possibilities for young minded consumers everywhere through innovation, stylish design and premium experiences. Through relentless innovation and discovery, Samsung is transforming the worlds of TVs, smartphones, tablets, PCs, cameras, home appliances, printers, LTE systems, medical devices, semiconductors and LED solutions. As a result, Samsung has become a true leader in the technology industry. In 2013, Samsung was ranked #8 in the Interbrand 100 Best Global Brands while the Canadian arm was named as one of Strategy Magazine’s 2013 Brands of the Year and Marketing Magazine’s 2012 Top 10 Marketers of the Year in Canada. Globally, Samsung employs 286,000 people across 80 countries with annual sales of US$216.7 billion. To discover more, please visit www.samsung.com. Follow Samsung Canada at facebook.com/SamsungCanada or on Twitter @SamsungCanada

About Saint Elizabeth

Saint Elizabeth is a national healthcare provider and social innovator with a powerful vision for the future. As a thriving not-for-profit organization fuelled by social impact and a century of forward-thinking, Saint Elizabeth employs 8,000 people and visits 18,000 clients every day. Whether we are nurturing the recovery of a single person or stimulating the thinking of an entire organization, Saint Elizabeth is firmly fixed on unleashing the power of people and communities. To learn more, visit www.saintelizabeth.com.

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