I may have you try to convince my nurse about the improved productivity with dual monitors. She was ready to skin me alive coming in on a busy Monday without any warning from me and trying to figure out what the extra screen was for.
Haha. That's the thing. You want to implement in such a way that it's like having 2 separate computers. For instance, I use DisplayFusion with my multi-monitor setup which gives me a taskbar and a start button on each screen. So I have the ability, to manage, launch, and use programs on each screen independently. You also can have things like hotkeys that can move windows to the other screen with the press of a button.
I'll try to get some video as well of some of the exam room layouts I've seen as well as multi-monitor usage.
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