Medical informatics firm TeraMedica Healthcare Technology of Milwaukee is partnering with Logicalis, based in Slough, U.K., to provide image management products to help healthcare providers transition to electronic healthcare records.
The integrated product is designed to access medical images, such as x-rays, MRI scans, or cardiology exams, as well as other types of clinical digital content, such as electronic reports, from a single application.
TeraMedica's Evercore technology can be deployed in conjunction with infrastructure from Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Cisco, and other vendors.
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