Bring your own device (BYOD) is a trend that’s taking over workplaces of several different industries. A decade ago, few could imagine a hospital that allowed a nurse to pull out her personal smartphone in a patient’s room or a doctor that communicated with care teams over text messages. But now that 77% of Americans own a smartphone and 60% use one for work, the idea becomes much more palatable. While most healthcare organizations were hesitant to allow personal devices at work, the pros are significant and hard to ignore. WHITE PAPER: BYOD - THE WHAT, THE WHY, AND THE HOW White Paper: BYOD - The What, The Why, and The How Contents Bring Your Own Device How BYOD Benefits Patients and Providers What Does BYOD Look Like in Practice? Why Hospitals Should Have a BYOD Policy

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