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Enterprise Imaging and Content Management Technology Collaboration Designed to Optimize the Electronic Health Record

By MedImaging International staff writers
Posted on 01 Jul 2014
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A joint solution developed for the US market provides multi-media, electronic content management for electronic health records (EHRs). The system provides real-time access to a patient’s full medical history across the hospital enterprise, enhancing decision-making and healthcare while lowering costs.

The integration project unites OnBase, an enterprise content management (ECM) solution developed by Hyland (Westlake, OH, USA), with Agfa HealthCare’s (Mortsel, Belgium) imaging clinical information system (ICIS), connecting patient medical records and medical images within the EHR.

Agfa HealthCare reported on the new collaboration with OnBase to integrate the “gold standards” in enterprise imaging and enterprise content management technologies to showcase the vast potential of a fully integrated, “document + image EHR.”

Agfa HealthCare is uniting its ICIS platform with OnBase to create a workflow-centric platform that supports imaging and data within the EHR and across the enterprise. “Our integration of medical images in OnBase as well as integration of documents into Agfa HealthCare's ICIS platform will show how Agfa HealthCare empowers caregivers to view the complete longitudinal health information record in context,” clarified Lenny J. Reznik, director, enterprise imaging and information solutions, Agfa HealthCare North America. “This alignment of clinical information and medical images, along with the ubiquity of secure access, should be the new norm in healthcare, not the exception.”

Agfa HealthCare’s ICIS is a new, comprehensive approach to enterprise imaging management that provides a workflow-centric platform to make multispecialty image data readily available to physicians across the continuum of care. This model supports the potential clinical and resource benefits of imaging that are provided by an EHR.

“Our integration with Agfa HealthCare Corp. provides healthcare organizations with an enterprise medical view by providing a single point of access to medical images, discrete data and related content,” said Susan deCathelineau, vice president of sales and services, Hyland, creator of OnBase. “This enterprise view enables clinicians to make faster and more informed decisions based on more complete patient information, resulting in improved delivery of patient care.”

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