Create electronic documents

How a hospital developed an EMR system to improve patient care

Hospital

Challenge

When patients arrived with hard-copy documents, this mid-size hospital needed a way to transform all that paper to digital format, and make the move to an electronic medical records (EMR) system.

Doctor with tablet

Solution

The hospital now scans all patient documents at a Xerox® ConnectKey® Technology-enabled MFP to digitize them, then stores those electronic documents in a central cloud-based repository. EMRs are accessed easily and immediately, and updated with new information, keeping all patient electronic records current and confidential.

In Action

1. Information at the ready

After swiping her security ID badge at the ConnectKey® Technology-enabled MFP to comply with security and privacy requirements, Nurse Karen browses through her patient’s ID folder.

2. Easily updatable

Karen taps “Health Records” on the touchscreen and scans the patient’s new medical information into his electronic records.

EMRs are accessed easily and immediately, and updated with new information, keeping all patient electronic records current and confidential

3. Adaptable for changing needs

When the patient asks for a printout of his updated record, Karen prints it out for him.

4. Business-wide availability

And when the physician considers whether to modify the patient’s prescription, she can simply pull up and view the patient’s updated charts.

ConnectKey Technology in Action

Man with tablet

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