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VitalHealth Software to Develop Next-Generation Primary Care Record
New Solution Specifically Designed to Support the Workflow of Primary Care Physicians in Small Practices
By: Marketwire .
Mar. 23, 2010 08:05 AM
MILWAUKEE, WI and EDE, THE NETHERLANDS -- (Marketwire) -- 03/23/10 -- VitalHealth Software (www.vitalhealthsoftware.com) has entered into collaboration with Mayo Clinic to develop a next-generation Electronic Medical Record (EMR) designed to support the workflow of primary care physicians. Less than 20 percent of today's small primary care practices in the U.S. use an EMR. Already burdened by keeping up with all aspects of running a medical practice, today's primary care physicians often consider EMRs too cumbersome and time-consuming to use. The next-generation primary care record under development by Mayo Clinic and VitalHealth Software will create simplicity at the point of care while contributing to quality of care and patient satisfaction. The technology platform is based on several years of development and systems implementation design within the primary care practices at Mayo Clinic Rochester. The new solution will support the workflow needs of today's medical practices, including point-of-care decision support, population management and reporting. The system is designed to be significantly easier to use than today's EMR solutions and minimizes data entry. Key features include:
Slated for availability in late 2010, the solution will be delivered via the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model, providing anytime, anywhere access via a web browser while also minimizing set up, training, and system maintenance time. "We believe this solution will combine the best of several worlds," said VitalHealth Software CEO Laurens van der Tang. "It will bring together some great ideas from physicians working long days in busy practices, state-of-the-art medical knowledge from Mayo Clinic, and our own experience in building reliable, easy-to-use medical software." As part of this collaboration, Mayo Clinic has licensed technology to VitalHealth Software and holds equity in the company. About Mayo Clinic Office of Intellectual Property Mayo Clinic has one of the most highly evolved intellectual property and technology commercialization efforts in academic medicine, with a 20 plus year history of supporting Mayo's mission. The Office of Intellectual Property at Mayo Clinic serves as a bridge between discoveries and the marketplace. The Office works closely with Mayo physicians and scientists to evaluate and develop inventions, ideas and discoveries that have the potential to transform healthcare and generate income to support Mayo patient care, education and research. Mayo Clinic's Office of Intellectual Property has filed more than 3,100 patents resulting in over 600 active patent-licensing agreements with industry. About VitalHealth Software: VitalHealth Software delivers web-based software solutions for health management. The model-driven software platform is used by a growing network of partners. VitalHealth Software has offices in the U.S., the Netherlands and India. For more information, please visit www.vitalhealthsoftware.com. For additional information, please contact Laurens van der Tang, CEO VitalHealth Software Inc. at +31(0)318-754700 or email to info@vitalhealthsoftware.com. Add to Digg Bookmark with del.icio.us Add to Newsvine Mayo Clinic Media Inquiries: SOA World Latest Stories
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