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LinkedHealth Case Study: Atalasoft DotImage and DotTwain Drastically Reduce Development Time for Custom Healthcare Imaging/Scanning Solution

Overview LinkedHealth is a custom technology solutions developer for the healthcare provider industry. Project Lead needed to provide his client with a scanning solution which could be tightly integrated with their internal EMR (Electronic Medical Records) and EPM (Electronic Practice Management) software. By using Atalasoft's DotImageWinForms, DotImageWebForms, and DotTwain, LinkedHealth was able to create a scanning/document imaging solution that was customized to be tied directly to the EMR (Electronic Medical Records) system, thus allowing the scanning of patient documents directly to the EMR patient record.

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Publisher	Atalasoft	File Format	HTML
Date Published	June 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Programming Languages, .NET, Application Development

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