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CoSign Digital Signatures for Healthcare
Overview Physicians, nurses, health plan providers and other professionals in the healthcare industry are often buried under tons of paperwork requiring signatures. These professionals know that today's process for reviewing, approving, and archiving healthcare documentation consumes a tremendous amount of time and money. As a result, electronic documents are increasingly used in various phases of the workflow throughout the industry. But all too often, when a signature is needed on a document, a hard copy original is printed, the document is physically routed for signatures, and the document is scanned and entered into a document management system. Applying a handwritten signature to these files comes at a cost - records processing and budget, today; archiving and audit overhead, tomorrow.
| Publisher | ARX | File Format | |
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| Date Published | November 2008 | ||
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