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eDoc® eMHR Client Server Application

eDoc® eMHR Client Server Application

Product catalog summary
Overview
The eDoc® eMHR Client Server Application is a comprehensive client-server solution designed for small to medium hospitals, rural clinics, or multi-physician practices. It centralizes data management for the eDoc® Electronic Health Records Platform, supporting both internal and remote multi-user environments.
Key Features
  • Centralizes data from multiple stations in an eDoc® eMHR System deployment.
  • Includes tools for managing user accounts, offline data flow, report generation, service monitoring, and data archiving/restoration.
  • Ensures robust performance with efficient resource use and adheres to strong security, compression, and communication standards.
  • Scalable with plug-and-play eDoc® eMHR Desktop Systems.
  • Tracks user actions through Metering & Logging services.
  • Provides Concurrent Access Control for secure patient record handling.
  • Supports Medical Informatics Standards (DICOM and HL7).
  • Complies with industry-standard encryption, compression, and communication protocols.
  • Offers flexible licensing models to balance cost and feature requirements.
  • Includes comprehensive virtual technical support via live video conferencing and desktop sharing.
System Requirements
  • Server Class Computer running Microsoft Windows Server 2003/2008.
  • SQL Server 2008 and Device CAL for each workstation.
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“We Care Because We Know You Care” eDoc® eMHR Client Server Application The eDoc® eMHR Client Server Application is a client-server based feature rich solution suitable for small to medium hospitals, rural area clinics or multi-physician practices with either single or multiple specialties of services. The application acts as the data accumulation and centralizing agent for all services, communications, storage, archiving and administration for the eDoc® Electronic Health Records Platform. It is ideally suited for mid and large deployments of single user eDoc® eMHR Desktop Applications involving multi-person usage, both internal and remote. The use of the client-server enables user’s to manage their EHR program behind their own respective firewall for an added measure of security. The eDoc® eMHR Client Server works with and in conjunction with the eMHR Desktop, Physicians Web Portal and Patient Web Portal (My eMHR) versions of the eDoc® family of software products. ICUcare is committed to being you’re one-stop-shop for all your medical software/device solutions. “If we don’t have it - We can develop it”! Features ● Provides data accumulation and centralizing agent for all practice/clinician/patient generated data involving a multi-station eDoc® eMHR System deployment ● Comprehensive tool suite to manage user accounts, offline data flow, generate reports, monitor services, and archive and restore data ● Provides robust performance with effective resource utilization and follows industry accepted strong security, compression, and communication standards ● Provides need-based scalability as plug-in-play eDoc® eMHR Desktop Systems ● Audit and log tracking of all users actions through Metering & Logging services ● Concurrent Access Control for secure and safe patient records handling ● Support for Medical Informatics Standards (DICOM and HL7) ● Compliant to Industry standard encryption, compression, and communication ● User can leverage flexibility in licensing models to balance between cost and feature/capability requirements ● Comprehensive “Virtual” Technical Support via live video conferencing and desktop sharing. Minimum System Configuration Requirements Server Class Computer running Microsoft Windows Server 2003/2008

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