The best way to answer this is to guide you to the following link from the FDA regarding wireless coexistence:
FDA Guidance Documents Radio Frequency Wireless Technology in Medical Devices
http://www.fda.gov/MedicalDevices/DeviceRegulationandGuidance/GuidanceDocuments/ucm077210.htm

You will need to work with your on-site IT staff to make sure that the guidelines outlined in the above document are being followed. There is information in the FDA documentation that covers external wireless devices and testing for possible interference with other Medical Devices that may or may not have their own wireless devices /personal area networks built-in. Since there's endless possible wireless configurations possible in a medical setting it is imperative that the FDA guidelines be adhered to in your exact location. Chances are they are already being followed due to stringent HIPAA regulations. Since this Samsung camera has built-in WI-FI it is important that all of the above regulations are followed. Even if the WI-FI is disabled there still may be other RF considerations that need to be made to stay compliant. Hope this helps.