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Clinicians at Hammersmith Hospital Obtain Electronic Access to Cardiology Records With Xerox

Overview An existing Xerox customer, the Hammersmith hospital directorate was looking to implement a system that would reduce the paper-handling burden associated with non-invasive tests carried out by its cardiology department. With that in mind, clinicians at Hammersmith Hospital wanted to adopt a more efficient, electronic, method of storing these records. The solution was Xerox Document Centre, a multi-function network laser printer/copier which provides scanning facilities and, where required, hard copy print-outs of stored records. The back-end system to which the Document Centre scanners are attached is based on DocuShare, the Xerox Web-based document management, workflow and collaboration application.

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Publisher	Xerox	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	February 2005	Downloads	7
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Document Management, Printers - Plotters, Groupware - Workflow

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