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SEAMLESS COMMUNICATION WITH EMR SYSTEMS Iris™ Connect is a powerful interface engine that makes integrating with your EMR simple and straightforward. From a single spirometer solution in your private practice to an enterprise-wide solution with devices in multiple facilities, Iris Connect enables operational interfaces with the world’s leading EMR/HIS systems in hours rather than weeks and all at a fraction of the cost of competitive systems. HOW IRIS CONNECT WORKS 1. Iris Connect routes orders and test results between your medical records systems and all devices networked to Iris™, nSpire Health’s exclusive SQL™ relational database management / information system. 2. Technicians access a worklist of patient orders through any testing device on your network. As soon as testing is completed, preliminary reports are immediately available to interpreting physicians on any Iris workstation and to referring or treating physicians in your EMR. 3. Immediately following interpretation, final reports can be accessed in the EMR or on any Iris networked or browser-based workstation. Since Iris Connect is not limited to sharing office-based spirometry/ pulmonary function test results, interpreting physicians can enhance referral notes and treating physicians can have access to more comprehensive data sets for superior clinical decision making and optimal E&M billing rates. The following is an example of a textual report. HDnet HL7 Interface Engine Spirometry Report Iris Connect ORDER RESULT STANDARDS-BASED APPROACH FOR ORDERS AND RESULTS Iris connect uses HL7™, the global messaging standard, ensuring integration of your devices to every HL7 compliant medical records system is easy and inexpensive. C ° ertified EMR vendor interfaces with validated standard configurations (templates) reduce complexity and shorten time to go live Advanced configuration tools support on-site ° Last Name: Fontes Study Date: 3/7/2014 02:44 PM First Name: Abel Patient ID: 001 Room Number: Birth Date: 9/11/1968 Predicted: Eigen-Wang NHANESIII CaucasiGender: Male Age: 45 Height: 71.0 in, 180.3 cm Technician Name: 3 Weight: 215.0 lbs, 97.7 kg Diagnosis: Severe hypoxia Race: White or Caucasian System ID: Japan Pt. Location: Physician Name: Dr. Physician Spirometry custom interfaces quickly without any ongoing licensing fees ° Open-standards based interface engine ensures changes to device applications and/or medical records systems do not affect interfaces thereby lowering support costs TECHNICIAN NOTES PHYSICIAN INTERPRETATION MILD RESTRICTIVE VENTILATORY DEFECT. This is indicated by the finding of a mildly reduced forced vital capacity (FVC). Bronchodilator therapy was administered followed by repeat spirometric testing. Post-bronchodilator testing failed to demonstrate a significant change in FVC, FEV1, or FEF25-75%. This indicates that this patient may not benefit from continued bronchodilator therapy. This interpretation is valid only upon physician review and signature. Figure 1 – Sample textual report. embedded text

IMPROVE DEPARTMENT EFFICIENCY WHILE REDUCING COSTS FOR IT FOR DEPARTMENT OR PRACTICE MANAGERS Server-to-server connection is easier to maintain ° Shared patient demographics reduce time and errors ° than distributed solutions Easy-to-use administration console provides access ° to all configuration and management functions in a single location with extensive tools, including a real-time log viewer, simplifing management and troubleshooting Secure access and authentication using Windows ° Active Directory® or SQL Server® Common transport and protocols supported include ° MLLP over TCP/IP,...