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Nassau University Medical Center to include Streamline Health Solutions' HIM Suite of workflows

Published on September 7, 2010 at 8:31 AM · No Comments

Streamline Health Solutions, Inc. (Nasdaq: STRM) a leading provider of document workflow solutions for hospitals, today announced that Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow, New York, will expand its software licensing arrangement to include Streamline Health's Enterprise Health Information Management (HIM) Suite of workflows. Streamline Health's Suite of HIM workflows will improve operating efficiencies, offer productivity gains, and promote physician satisfaction by utilizing the Company's Online Chart Completion workflow solution through the integration with Nassau University Medical Center's Clinical Information System. By seamlessly integrating with the medical center's existing Eclipsys® Sunrise Clinical Manager™ (SCM), Streamline Health's solution will provide added functionality, a greater return on investment on the dollars invested by the Medical Center in its clinical information system, and a high rate of adoption by hospital personnel.

Currently, Nassau University Medical Center utilizes Streamline Health's accessANYware™ solution to provide enterprise access to a patient's document-based medical and financial records. The expansion of Streamline Health's HIM Suite of workflows will help bridge the gap between Nassau University Medical Center's document-based repository and clinical data provided by their healthcare information systems, creating a more robust solution that offers access to, and completion of, the entire medical record from one user interface regardless of the origination of information – paper or electronic, internal or external.

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