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PerfectServe launches new iPhone application for better clinical communications

Published on August 25, 2010 at 9:42 AM · No Comments

About one in every three American physicians has an iPhone. Now, for the first time, they can download an iPhone application that allows them to contact colleagues, change their call schedules and protect caller ID on patient calls.

“But PerfectServe also benefits hospitals. Better clinical communications helps everyone—physicians, clinicians and nurses—be more efficient in coordinating care for patients.”

The new application, PerfectServe Clinician, is available at no charge to doctors whose hospitals or private practices use the latest version of PerfectServe, the leading physician-based, workflow-driven solution for clinical communications. The iPhone application gives doctors another way—in addition to voice and Web interfaces—to access PerfectServe's network platform. (To view a demo, see "How to Use the PerfectServe Clinician iPhone App.")

Nearly 14,000 physicians already use PerfectServe to customize their entire call management process according to their practice workflow and individual contact preferences.

With PerfectServe Clinician, doctors can use their iPhones to:

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