Clinical
Collaboration
Platform
Unify imaging across clinical service lines
The Clinical Collaboration Platform works with or without departmental PACS, and with DICOM web-based interfaces accepting data in JPG, MOV, MP4, PDF, CCD and ECG formats. Remote capture from mobile devices supports telemedicine workflows.
Cardiology
Radiology
Oncology
Neurology
Women's Health
Outpatient Dermatology
Wound Care & Trauma
Point of Care Ultrasound
Solutions that matter
Choose the solution you need — from targeted to total, today or tomorrow — to transform your collaborative capabilities according to your priorities and TCO goals.
Workflow Management
Clinical Repository
Diagnostics
Image Sharing
Analytics
Explore opportunities for more coordinated, collaborative care in your enterprise.
Unified Core
Synchronized databases. Interoperable resources.
Connected workflows.
A shared back-end architecture provides the backbone for fully integrating your clinical imaging, workflow and reporting infrastructure. The Unified Core accommodates all major clinical data formats and communication protocols to simplify deployment of applications and sharing of resources.
Eliminate departmental silos, streamline workflows and maximize the value of clinical images for all those who provide, manage, receive and reimburse care. One Unified Core brings unlimited possibilities to collaborative healthcare.
Security
Availability. Integrity. Confidentiality. Traceability.
Your commitment to healthcare data security is absolute, but it doesn't need to be absolutely consuming. The right partner and platform can lighten your security burden with technologies and processes that deliver security assurance for your peace of mind. The Clinical Collaboration Platform is liberating technology.
For the highest security levels, look to our fully managed cloud services. We protect health information at all levels of the workflow — including the physical infrastructure of the data center, the hosted application that manages data, and the policies and procedures that govern data access, audit trails, remote monitoring, incident management and business continuity.
Our ISO/IEC 27001.2013 certification is a stamp of approval from the world's foremost standards and certifications bodies.
Our security advisors can help audit and optimize your data security.
Interoperability
Modular, standards-based and hardware-agnostic, the Clinical Collaboration Platform is designed for scalable interoperability across your enterprise. Interoperability features such as DICOM, HL7, IHE and HL7-FHIR allow native integration with your existing IT ecosystem and departmental workflows. Zero-footprint patient management, order entry and viewer modules support legacy modalities. Compatibility with all standard data formats gives users unified access to the clinical images they need.
EMR/EHR System Integration
Make clinical imaging management and access an integral part of your patient-centered medical records management system.
Adaptable to your Complete Ecosystem
The Clinical Collaboration Platform supports departments with or without existing PACS and using DICOM or non-DICOM interfaces.
Backward and Forward Compatible
Standards-based data capture and ingestion works with legacy modalities while supporting vendor-neutral change and growth.
Standards-based, Vendor-Neutral
The enterprise repository can serve as a vendor-neutral archive for your existing systems or as part of the full Clinical Collaboration Platform.
Optimized for Clinical Data Formats
The Clinical Collaboration Platform works with clinical data in all major formats, including JPG, MOV, MP4, PDF, CCD and ECG. Even from mobile devices.
Download our interoperability white paper to learn about integration and compatibility.
Migration
All data transferred as intact, complete and usable as possible.
It’s critically important to the success of any upgrade project to get data migration right. Everyone involved in a migration project will likely face these 10 fears:
- Will I succeed in transferring all my data at the original quality?
- Are there migration costs that must be paid to the legacy vendor?
- Why is the migration taking so long?
- Will the migration affect performance of the legacy system?
- Should I assign internal resources to the project?
- Some of the clinical functions in my legacy system depend on proprietary data. Will I be able to use those functions in the new system?
- Should I be worried about security during data migration?
- What happens to unstructured data? Can it be migrated?
- What happens if data changes on the legacy system after records have already been migrated to the new platform?
- Do I have to wait until the end of the migration before going live with the new system?
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Facing GDPR Requirements?
European Regulation
Our experts created an ebook to share some interesting tips and information about European GDPR regulations applied to Enterprise Imaging. Download the ebook to explore:
- How GDPR affect medical imaging
- How to assure patient data is properly secured and protected
- How to control access and audit tracking
- How to properly manage patient data lifecycle
- The risks of not complying
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