Apollo to demonstrate integration with ResolutionMD at RSNA annual meeting

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Apollo, the pioneer in clinical multimedia management solutions is introducing, and will be demonstrating integration of the ResolutionMD® enterprise image viewer to Apollo EPMM® (Enterprise Patient Multimedia Manager) at the upcoming RSNA 2015 annual meeting. This is a result of a previously announced alliance between Apollo and Calgary Scientific.

With Apollo EPMM and ResolutionMD, clinicians have a single integrated solution to capture, share, edit, and maintain the entire clinical multimedia spectrum generated by all subspecialties across the healthcare enterprise, including traditional radiology and cardiology, utilizing existing IT investments. Apollo EPMM is the only proven enterprise solution that enhances clinical collaboration and enables providers to visualize the complete patient record by speeding access to clinical multimedia via workstation or mobile device.

Apollo EPMM is a clinical multimedia workflow, viewing and reporting solution that centralizes management and access to the entire spectrum of clinical images and other multimedia generated across the healthcare enterprise. By streamlining workflows across 45 clinical specialties and integrating the entire healthcare multimedia continuum with traditional PACS functionality, Apollo EPMM enables healthcare professionals to access their patients' original clinical multimedia content and results through the EHR, or via dedicated desktop and mobile platforms.

"Our integrated solution will help healthcare organizations improve care coordination through comprehensive integration of all diagnostic imaging and clinical multimedia information with their EMR," notes Mark Newburger, Apollo President & CEO. "As a first time RSNA exhibitor, we are excited to be bringing the radiology community a unique, comprehensive solution."

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