LOL. as far as i can recall from my clinical days, i typically don't carry my then-current phone with me as i fear that it might get stolen or even slip out of my scrubs. i will swap the SIM card with a relatively cheaper phone.

anyway to answer your question, the invisibleshield is thin enough to fit into most cases which i have experimented with (this is based on my personal experience and hence it may differ)

hey, there were reported cases in the british hospitals alright? maybe on the other hand, i'm paranoid     

invisibleshield and bundled another leather pouch? isn't that like a little overboard and kiasu?     

i'm only relying on my trusty oakley soft pouch...

iPhone is always fingerprints-prone. get a anti-glare/finerprint screen protector.

best combination: use invisibleSHIELD & leather pouch.

speaking about leather pouch, this one here looks really classy.

Marware CEO Glide

bro nokia, any link to the Oakley soft pouch you're referring to?

@ teikwing

the standard Oakley Micro Fiber Sunglass Pouch as shown below (picture form x-wear.com)

Get a moshi ipouch...

@jingyong
To answer your initial question and this are strictly my personal views, the best of the shields is SGP, next comes BG and though IS provides relatively better protection, simply becasue it is the thickest of the three, it becomes unsightly as it attracts dirt and lint very easily.

To me, after applying a shield and keeping your phone in a case is not over-protective. This is just, to each his own. Applying this same maxim, the choice of casing is strictly based on your preference and liking as they all will provide protection.

So, go ahead and you can dash around in your hospital without too much of a care. But don't bump into the nurses. Cheers.