Apollo Enterprise Imaging White Papers
The Power of Managing Unstructured Data
The largest portion of the comprehensive health record is unstructured data. Many health systems lack a collaborative strategy to share and manage this vital information. Because unstructured data lacks standardization, it is difficult to store, manage, search and share, be that across internal departments, external providers or even with the patients themselves. Many times, this unstructured data lacks important metadata associated with these images making them difficult to use and store in the patient record. This reality exists in spite of the critical nature of unstructured clinical data.
There are are many approaches and strategies. Apollo has one that we think would be simple, safe, and a sound way to harness and manage your unstructured data to ensure clinical collaboration and improve patient care in a cost-effective manner. Read this White Paper to learn more about the power of managing unstructured data to improve patient outcomes.
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The Power of Managing Unstructured Data
Navigate the Perfect Storm with a Unified Enterprise Imaging Strategy
Imaging has long existed across the healthcare organization, but, now more than ever, pressure to improve care coordination is driving an explosion of medical imaging and multimedia across the healthcare enterprise. These devices are often used without a centralized means to store, organize and access the patient clinical images generated. To address these challenges and improve care coordination, healthcare leaders must ensure their enterprise imaging strategy specifies access to all clinical multimedia and images enterprise-wide.
It’s a “perfect storm,” says Rick LeMoine, Sharp HealthCare CMIO. “Clinical imaging demands are ballooning throughout our healthcare system as more clinical photography is being leveraged by clinicians….”
Read this white paper to understand the benefits of expanding an enterprise imaging strategy to include the capture, storage, viewing and sharing workflows of all clinical multimedia and imaging generated across the healthcare organization and avoid the “perfect storm.”
