AVImark wirelessly on a Wi-Fi network works much better now if you have rock solid A-C network (both router and network adapters in your tablets, laptops and phone). This can allow AVImark to run at speeds comparable to wired...between 300 - 1000 mbps. Older Wi-Fi networks run at miserable speeds of under 75 - 150 mbps.
For most hospitals a mini-pc or an newer AIO in the exam rooms with wireless keyboard and mouse still generally better than running AVImark wirelessly. Hard to use AVImark in tablet only mode with no mouse or keyboard for most users. Things are getting better but not quite there yet. I would never run Sidekick (meant for mobile clinic or offsite satellite clinic) inside a hospital, absolutely no need. You can also run AVImark through terminal services or remote desktop sessions to either the Server or take over a workstation desktop. May require add'l licencing and of course running true Server software and/or Windows Pro depending on setup and hardware in hospital. More on this later...
Dr. Paul