Here are five key points:
1. The Lexmark Healthcare Content Management combines enterprise content management, vendor-neutral archives, image connectivity and exchange technologies to create a system for managing all patient-related content.
2. Images, video and documents can all be viewed through a single viewer within the electronic medical record.
3. This collaborative system allows more responsive healthcare delivery organizations, thus improving patient experience.
4. Frost & Sullivan highlighted Lexmark’s search capabilities, unstructured data element reading, and workflow features that provide the right data at the right time, as exemplary.
5. Companies must show excellence in growth, innovation and leadership to win the Company of the Year, a Best Practices Award.
“Lexmark is a technology leader with a rich history of providing innovative solutions for managing unstructured content across the healthcare continuum,” said Reynolds C. Bish, Lexmark vice president.
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