Fujitsu ScanSnap fi-6010N iScanner with Inofile Electronic Medical Records (EMR) integration
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The document describes integrating the ScanSnap fi-6010N scanner with electronic medical record systems. The scanner allows medical records to be scanned, indexed, and uploaded directly into the EMR for access by medical professionals. The integration is designed to be HIPAA compliant and improve access to patient information while reducing costs.
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Editor's Notes
- To illustrate the flexibility of Software Developer Kit integration I would like to present one of the ScanSnap fi-6010N iScanner integrations and visually walk you through the steps. As you can see, the look and feel of the interface screens can be completely customized. In this case we are looking at an EMR, or Electronic Medical Records, application for scanning and delivering images directly into the proper patient file location of a back-end repository. In step one of the first screen I choose the appropriate document category, either Billing or Patient Charts. In this case, we choose Billing. *click* Then the fi-6010N integration talks with the back-end repository to query the system and populate the Document Types associated with the Billing document category. Then as a doctor or nurse I would have already known my Patient ID and enter number value in the Patient ID field and the Patient Last Name and Patient First Name are automatically populated from my back-end system eliminating the redundant task of typing this information. Next I pick my exact Document Type which is Correspondence from the menu, press the scan button and preview the image. If the image quality is to my satisfaction I simply press the *click* Save button to commit this image directly to my EMR application demonstrating tremendous compliance with regulations in Healthcare such as the Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act, or HIPAA.