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“The” international event in Healthcare Social Media, Mobile Apps, & Web 2.0
2015-06-04 - 2015-06-05    
All Day
What is Doctors 2.0™ & You? The fifth edition of the must-attend annual healthcare social media conference will take place in Paris;  it is the [...]
5th International Conference and Exhibition on Occupational Health & Safety
2015-06-06 - 2015-07-07    
All Day
Occupational Health 2016 welcomes attendees, presenters, and exhibitors from all over the world to Toronto, Canada. We are delighted to invite you all to attend [...]
National Healthcare Innovation Summit 2015
2015-06-15 - 2015-06-17    
All Day
The Leading Forum on Fast-Tracking Transformation to Achieve the Triple Aim Innovative leaders from across the health sector shared proven and real-world approaches, first-hand experiences [...]
Health IT Summit in Washington, DC
2015-06-16 - 2015-06-17    
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The 2014 iHT2 Health IT Summit in Washington DC will bring together over 200 C-level, physician, practice management and IT decision-makers from North America's leading provider organizations and [...]
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Health IT Summit in Washington, DC
16 Jun 15
Washington DC
Latest News

DSS Acquires veEDIS Emergency Department Information System Software

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New Emergency Department Management Capabilities Now Part of Juno EHR

Document Storage Systems, Inc. (DSS), a leading provider of health information technology (HIT) solutions for federal, private and public healthcare organizations, today announced that it has acquired the Emergency Department Information System software from veEDIS Clinical Systems.

Now a part of the DSS Juno EHR, the veEDIS Emergency Department Information System software was designed to streamline emergency department management, which will expand these capabilities within the Juno EHR for hospitals and health systems.

Created by a team of credentialed physicians and nurses, veEDIS combines real emergency department experience with advanced technology to provide software that assists in meeting quality patient care and safety goals.

“Emergency room departments are fast-paced environments where physicians and nurses need easy access to patient data for providing quality care in a rapid manner,” said Mark Byers, CEO of DSS. “This acquisition dramatically expands the emergency department capabilities within Juno EHR, allowing us to support better patient outcomes in these challenging settings.”

Intuitive and easy-to-use, web-based veEDIS delivers innovative solutions to clinical decision-makers through real-time comprehensive nurse and physician documentation. In addition, the software provides medical content aimed at reducing errors, mitigating risk and improving overall patient outcomes in the emergency room.

The DSS Juno EHR offers user-friendly capabilities that expand well beyond those from the larger EHRs in the marketplace. Built on one of the most top-rated usable platforms in its class, Juno provides streamlined navigation with fewer clicks and a common patient banner, empowering providers to focus on the work that matters.

DSS will officially launch Juno EHR at HIMSS 2019 in booth #5559, and will showcase how it streamlines and enhances clinical documentation, patient engagement, and patient access. Here are more insights into how Juno EHR offers enhanced usability to better empower providers.

The terms of the agreement are not publicaly disclosed.

About Document Storage Systems, Inc. (DSS)
DSS is a leading software and services company that creates and delivers advanced health information technology (HIT) solutions. For 25 years, healthcare organizations have benefited from our technical and service integration expertise. DSS has extensive experience working with federal, private and public healthcare facilities to modernize their legacy systems and to improve efficiencies for clinical and administrative users through breakthrough technology.

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