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Recent News: Summit Healthcare Teams with mTuitive to Standardize Cancer Reporting Across Laboratories in Meditech Hospitals BRAINTREE, MA--August 12, 2008. Summit Healthcare, a leader in enabling system integration for the healthcare industry and provider of healthcare integration products and services, has teamed up with mTuitive to connect its scripting interface with the company’s xPert for Pathology synoptic reporting solution for use with Meditech’s Magic and Client Server pathology modules. Four Meditech hospitals have recently gone live with the collaboration, which standardizes cancer reporting across the facilities’ laboratories while providing a seamless user experience and reliable data submission. Ontario hospitals Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, The Scarborough Hospital, Rouge Valley Health System and Lakeridge Health recently went live with the technology and are currently reporting all their cancer cases synoptically in accordance with Cancer Care Ontario’s new College of American Pathologist/Collaborative Stage-Aligned data standard. Three additional hospitals with implementations under way include Peterborough Regional Health Centre, University of California Davis Medical Center and Cape Cod Hospital (MA). "mTuitive has been a very valuable tool recently added to our pathology practice," remarked Dr. Joseph Wasielewski, Chief of Pathology at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre. "It allows us to report on cancer parameters in the most up to date and standardized way to facilitate appropriate patient management." "We are very pleased that mTuitive has utilized the Summit Healthcare’s Integration Technology to assist their client’s with transferring data from their pathology practices to multiple backend systems. This initiative has ensured that all critical patient data is available and accessible to all authorized care providers," states Tara Marchi, Marketing Manager, Summit Healthcare. Cancer checklists, in synoptic format, will enhance the quality of pathology reporting across the laboratory by ensuring that reports contain all of the relevant clinical information required to make informed patient care decisions. “Synoptic format” involves gathering data items in a structured, standardized format and layout with a pre-specified choice of responses. Information is then stored as discrete data elements. About mTuitive About Summit Healthcare More info: http://www.summit-healthcare.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=488&Itemid=284 |
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