InterSystems TrakCare Assistant: User Workflow Example
InterSystems TrakCare Assistant: User Workflow Example
Product Demonstration
Are you looking for ways to help optimize user navigation, workflow, and satisfaction in your EMR? Watch this short video to see Dr. Emeline Ramos demo an example of physician workflow using InterSystems TrakCare Assistant.
Data fabric is a more flexible data architecture that can work without building yet more data silos and instead synamically access data in situ in operational source systems.
Developers of digital health solutions face significant challenges when trying to integrate clinical or business logic into healthcare workflows. The task is complicated by the presence of hundreds of different Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and other clinical and business systems. Recent healthcare interoperability standards such as HL7® FHIR®, SMART, and CDS Hooks™ are helpful, but they still require developers to keep up with these evolving standards and manage differences across vendors and sites - all while managing their core code and steering development of their product.
InterSystems, one of the world’s most trusted data management platform providers, is expanding its partnership ecosystem to bring innovation to supply chain management. In the face of constant change, disruption, and opportunity, organizations need a streamlined source of unified and reliable data that is available in real-time. InterSystems Supply Chain Orchestrator eliminates the data challenges that organizations encounter on their path to insight-driven performance across their entire supply chain. Empower your supply chain application ecosystem by leveraging a centralized data platform that acts as a connective tissue, enabling seamless integration of diverse data sources, and real-time detection of disruptions and opportunities. This unified approach provides a comprehensive view of your organization’s supply chain data, resulting in one reality.
Today more than ever before, organizations are striving to gain a competitive edge, deliver more value to customers, reduce risk, and respond more quickly to the needs of the business. To achieve these goals, organizations need easy access to a single view of accurate, consistent, and trusted data – and all in real time. However, growing volumes and complexities of data make this difficult to achieve in practice. As data grows, so does the prevalence of data silos, making integrating and leveraging data from internal and external data sources a challenge.
Increasing operational costs, labor shortages, and geopolitical tensions are keenly felt by supply chain organizations and highlight the importance of fast, informed decision-making.