“With this collaboration, hospitals and health systems can achieve significant clinical workflow and patient care benefits, as well as operational and cost efficiencies, because all patient documents and images are now integrated and accessible from a single, cloud-based EHR system,” said Lenny Reznik, director of enterprise imaging and information solutions of Agfa, in the news release.
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