Novell unveiled today a Clinical Workstation solution to help healthcare providers effectively secure and manage the increasingly complex data requirements of the healthcare industry. The growth of electronic health records, computerized physician order entry and other online activities is creating new challenges for healthcare organizations, even as HIPAA privacy and security regulations impose tighter controls on patient information. Leveraging Novell's industry leading identity management and cross-platform network and web services, the Novell® Clinical Workstation solution will let doctors and care givers access clinical information across the organization safely and quickly, spending less time at the computer and more time providing patient care.
Novell's Clinical Workstation solution leverages both identity management technologies and integration tools to effectively connect disparate clinical applications and back-end systems and deliver information to medical personnel at the right time and right place. Clinical Workstation ensures fast, secure, role-based and location-based access to key clinical and business applications, giving healthcare organizations the capability to deliver next generation clinical desktops on a variety of devices. Key features of the Novell Clinical Workstation include:
“With the Novell Clinical Workstation, the faster log-in and single sign-on capabilities provide the ability for our physicians to quickly access patient information and make critical decisions affecting patient care” said Daniel Stross, Regional Technology Director of St John Health.
Reflecting the complexity of today's healthcare environments, Novell Clinical Workstation is a customizable solution, composed of a variety of Novell technologies that can be deployed flexibly to address the specific business and security policy needs of the organization. With the help of Novell professional services and backed by Novell's training and technical support, customers can develop a road map and phased implementation to provide a cost-effective, fully-supported deployment in their environment.
“Novell Clinical Workstation is about speed, simplicity, accuracy and security,” said David Bebko, North America director of industry marketing for Novell. “For the doctor, it makes getting information on patients fast and easy, with a consistent look and feel anywhere they choose to access the information. For the healthcare organization, it ensures ease of management and privacy protection, helping meet HIPAA and other regulatory compliance requirements. We can now make the computer work the way medical personnel work rather than forcing them to work around how a computer works.”
For more information on Novell's Clinical Workstation, please visit http://www.novell.com/healthcare.
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