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Date:1/13/2009

ent types of patient information. The system provides secure access to a wide range of information from a hospital or lab including test results, medication updates, patient allergies, nursing notes and transcribed information. This enables users to quickly move through different data sets without having to move from application to application or use multiple passwords.

Added benefits of OpusMobility(R) include real-time, accurate data with no required synchronization or download of patient data to the device, helping to avoid a possible HIPAA security violation (e.g. when a phone is lost). Also, the bundled OpusCDR(R) clinical data repository provides for disaster recovery should the hospital's existing clinical system experience downtime, and the bundled Web-based physician portal OpusMD(R) enables remote access by physicians at their home or office desktops.

"Smart phones will play a major role in the future of mobile clinical information systems. Clinicians want one device that they can use both in the hospital and on the road," said Fred Beck, President, Opus Healthcare Solutions.

The OpusMobility(R) software can be purchased as part of the OpusClinicalSuite(R), one of the few truly Web-based clinical information systems available. Or, it can be purchased as a stand-alone application, integrated with a hospital's current electronic medical record system.

Based in Austin, Texas and founded in 1987, Opus Healthcare Solutions provides a range of clinical information systems to hospitals nationwide. For more information, visit the corporate website at www.opushealthcare.com or telephone 800-676-3371.

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