My iPad is running 12.4.1 at mo and whilst I can connect to my corporate citrix desktop using Safari WebVPN and then the Citrix Workspace app for some reason, if I use your Workaround and set up an account with it set to Web Interface, I am unable to launch my desktop. Steps and Tips on how to use this setup: If your hospital makes you use two factor authentication, do not use safari. I have found that downloading the Citrix file using safari doesn’t work well at this time. Download b1-a71 driver. Instead, when I use Chrome on my iPad I haven’t had any issues downloading the unique Citrix file through two factor.
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iPad has always offered a uniquely simple yet immersive experience. And now with its expansive 12.9-inch Retina display, nearly double the CPU performance of iPad Air 2, and refined Multi‑Touch technology, iPad Pro adds another dimension to that experience. It’s not just larger. It’s an iPad that lets you be more creative and more productive - at a whole new scale.
Citrix Receiver for iPad 1.0 demo walk through. The Citrix for iPad app overlay’s the traditional Windows desktop with a touch friendly interface. To enable the classic Windows interface select the “Switch” icon in the upper right portion of the screen. The screen will now display the classic Start menu and Desktop icons.
With 5.6 million pixels, iPad Pro features the highest‑resolution Retina display of any iOS device. The 12.9‑inch screen makes everything you do - editing 4K video, designing presentations, running a business - easier, faster, and more engaging. And the Multi‑Touch subsystem has been reengineered, expanding the ways you can interact with iPad.
At the heart of iPad Pro lies the new A9X, our third‑generation chip with 64‑bit desktop‑class architecture. It delivers up to 1.8 times the CPU performance and double the graphics performance of iPad Air 2. So even the most demanding apps run effortlessly
iOS 9 is an advanced, and secure mobile operating system. With new capabilities that take full advantage of the powerful performance of iPad Pro, it helps you be more productive and creative. Multitasking makes running two apps at once a snap. And improved features throughout the system, including Siri and Spotlight search, make iPad even more useful. If it feels like iOS 9 and iPad Pro were designed for each other, it’s because they were.
iPad Pro comes with a variety of built‑in apps that make it easy to take on the essential things you do every day. And on the App Store, you’ll find incredible apps designed just for iPad, so there’s virtually no limit to what you can do.
Even with its massive display, iPad Pro has an astonishingly slim and light design - just 6.9 mm thin and 1.57 pounds. Yet thanks to the strong unibody enclosure, it feels well‑balanced and sturdy. For all its capabilities, the most surprising thing about iPad Pro may be how easily it seems to disappear in the hand.
With four new high‑fidelity speakers built directly into its unibody, iPad Pro creates an audio experience as big as its display. The new design produces an engaging soundstage with three times the acoustic output of iPad Air. But it goes even further than that. iPad Pro automatically adjusts the orientation of the high frequencies according to how you’re holding it. So whether you’re playing a game or watching a movie, the sound of iPad Pro is more immersive than ever.
The Smart Keyboard combines an array of new technologies and materials to create a keyboard like no other. It’s a full‑size keyboard that’s fully portable, and connects to iPad Pro with the Smart Connector, an innovative new interface that allows for a two‑way exchange of power and data. Just attach the Smart Keyboard and start typing.
With its pixel‑perfect precision, Apple Pencil expands the power of Multi‑Touch and opens up new creative possibilities. It’s sensitive to both tilt and pressure, allowing you to create a range of artistic strokes and effects - from the thinnest of lines to subtle shading. Beyond adding new capabilities to iPad Pro, Apple Pencil also feels completely natural and responsive from the moment you pick it up.
Acer acerpowerse driver. iPad Pro uses Touch ID technology to turn your fingerprint into an unforgettable password. So you can unlock your device with just a touch and keep your personal data safe, even if you share your iPad with someone else. Touch ID also lets you make secure purchases in iTunes, iBooks, and the App Store. And with Apple Pay, you can make purchases within your favorite apps, easily and securely.
The iSight camera on iPad Pro has an advanced sensor that lets you shoot beautiful images and video. The Apple-designed image signal processor gives you excellent results, whether you’re taking a panorama or using burst or timer modes. You can also shoot time‑lapse and slo‑mo video in 720p HD. And with a larger viewfinder, you’ll see more detail than ever before. The front‑facing FaceTime HD camera also has an improved sensor, which along with the larger display, makes video calls feel more lifelike. Even in low‑light or backlit settings, your pictures and videos will look great.
iPad Pro connects to fast Wi‑Fi and cellular networks, so you can download movies, browse the web, and share documents from virtually anywhere. Whether or not you’re in Wi‑Fi range, the superfast Wi‑Fi + Cellular model supports a wide range of LTE bands. And the built‑in Apple SIM helps you stay connected when you’re on the go with short‑term cellular data plans available right on iPad Pro.
Features
- Thin. Light. Epic.
- A canvas designed for your biggest ideas.
- Powerful chip for a capable device.
- A better experience with every touch.
- More iPad than ever. So apps can do more than ever.
- Huge in almost every way.
- A rich listening experience at every turn.
- Completely familiar. Entirely revolutionary.
- Advanced security. Right at your fingertip.
- Two incredible cameras to capture any moment.
- Fast wireless connectivity.
Yes, I know what you’re thinking. You’ve been able to “use” Epic on your iPad for years now using the Citrix app. But you clearly have not been able to use Epic in a functional way. You could pull up patient charts, review labs and phone calls, but the process was cumbersome, complicated, and painful. You probably ride to use Epic’s own native apps, but those aren’t the most functional for charting. If you made any attempt to actually document using the Citrix app — good luck, that was near impossible.
My at home set up is a Mac desktop and an iPad. I don’t like carrying around a laptop. For years I dreamed of the ability to pull out my iPad to finish a patient chart or see how a patient was doing in a quick way. If I was at home, I’d have to go to my desktop. Not a big deal, but not the ideal workflow. I gave up on being able to do this on my iPad years ago. That all changed when Apple recently updated iPad OS and gave it trackpad support. Trackpad and mouse support is critical because clicking on screens in Epic via touch is nearly impossible. There are some additional caveats and tips you’ll need if you want to use your iPad to chart in Epic.
The most important caveat to all of this. You can only use this set up if your hospital IT team has given you the ability to remote access your electronic health record using Citrix, something most providers have access to.
What you need:
iPad: Any iPad that supports iPad OS 13.4 or later
Bluetooth mouse and keyboard: You can use a generic bluetooth mouse or trackpad, and bluetooth keyboard. I use Apple’s Magic Keyboard since it allows me to easily remove my iPad easily because of the magnets built in. It also has a great trackpad built right into the keyboard.
Citrix app: Citrix has several iPad apps, you need to make sure you get the right one. You need to use Citrix Workspace, the app with the blue icon. iPad app link
Steps and Tips on how to use this setup:
If your hospital makes you use two factor authentication, do not use safari. I have found that downloading the Citrix file using safari doesn’t work well at this time. Instead, when I use Chrome on my iPad I haven’t had any issues downloading the unique Citrix file through two factor authentication. Important note here, when the file gets downloaded on your iPad, you will need to click the “open in” button. If you don’t see Citrix Receiver showing up automatically, scroll the icons to the right until you see the “more” icon. When you click this, you should be able to add “Workspace”. The below pictures are examples:
If you don’t have two factor authentication, use the same credentials that you hospital IT team has given you for a remote setup on your computer at home. Put this information directly into Citrix Workspace and Epic should launch.
Once Epic launches something that helps is to change your screen size based on your preference and iPad size. The way to do that is to click the overlying top arrow within the Citrix app. When you do this, a pull down menu appears, and you click on “display”. Epic is now optimized for a 17 inch screen. If you want the same 17 inch experience you get at work or at home, you’ll need to go with auto-fit medium (1770 x 1230). Personally, that is too small for me. I opt for the 15 inch experience at 1400 x 900 (custom resolution option). The below pictures show how this looks.
Once you have optimized the screen size to your liking, login to Epic and you’re ready to go. You will find the trackpad / mouse option to be a game changer. I’m not going to show screenshots of my actual Epic hyperspace environment as Epic does not allow people to do that unsanctioned.
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The below are some tips as well as limitations I’ve found in my experience with this setup.
* Instead of using the trackpad to scroll down, use the arrow keys, much faster
* Keyboard shortcuts like Control Z or Control B don’t work. You need to use the note editor options that Epic has built in
* You don’t have the ability to use the microphone of your iPad, which is puzzling to me. You can use your home microphone on your desktop or laptop Citrix Workspace but can’t on the iPad. This was the biggest limitation to me because I use Dragon dictation heavily when documenting, and I’m hoping in a future upgrade this is enabled.
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Conclusion
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It’s nice to be able to quickly spin up Epic at home with my iPad. For me I’m still missing the microphone support so I can use dragon dictation. However, for checking up on patients and completing a few charts I have found this setup to be useful. Don’t hesitate to reach out on twitter if you have any questions on this setup.