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Because
Venali Integrates fax with our IT systems it delivers
powerful productivity benefits. Many employees need
frequent access to our faxes. Rather than taking
many minutes to access this information in paper
files - now they get what they need with a few clicks
right from their desktop.Read
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— Mohammad Rashidan,
VP of ATM Operations
Document
Manager/Document Viewer
Document Manager is essential
for Managing and Converting Paper Charts into Electronic
Media
Industry: Medical
Benefits
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Enables healthcare providers to view and
edit patient labs and other paper reports
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Reduces staff hours in finding patient charts
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Eliminates costly onsite chart filing systems
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Automates practice workflow which significantly enhances
revenue
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Provides quick access to patient chart data which allows
providers to deliver care more efficiently
How it Works
Document Manager is essential for managing and converting
paper charts into electronic media. Clients can scan in
documents, manage incoming faxes, and/or import Word documents
into a patient’s record to create paperless charts.
This eliminates lost charts and helps to achieve easier
compliance with chart requests and audits.
This application provides integrated patient records with
ProgNote/MobileLink system. And unlike paper charts, Document
Manager also allows multiple users to simultaneously access
the patient’s electronic chart.
Document Manager takes the Venali Fax application and imports
the incoming document into a SQL database for the Patient
Management System. From there, the document is available
for viewing, printing and faxing from anywhere in the system.
The documents can also be edited and saved if necessary.
Then they are encrypted and stored.
Because of the electronic system, there is no need for a
recipient to be waiting for the fax. This helps keep patients
charts up-to-date, even after office hours. Because of the
confidential nature of the material being sent, the sender
can feel confident that the fax will be received by the correct
recipient.
The single most important benefit of electronic health records
is their ability to put information in a health care provider's
hands at the moment he or she is making decisions about a
patient's care. While the effort to computerize health care
may seem costly, it should offer a huge return on investment
with improved safety, quality and efficiency.