Atchison Hospital in Rural Kansas Says Current Patient Data Archiving System “Reached Its Limits”.
Like many rural hospitals, the team at Atchison Hospital, Kansas, knows there’s a lot to lose if problems with existing overburdened patient data systems aren’t solved – such as the loss of reimbursements from Meaningful Use standards, loss of patients or staff to other facilities, and serious impacts on patient care. Instead, they’re moving toward new PACS and virtual CD solutions to provide seamless access to patient images and the ability to share patient data with physicians anywhere, anytime, with help from Offsite Image Management.
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