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Parrish Medical Center Deploys Clinical Xpert(TM) Solutions from Thomson Reuters
Date:10/27/2008

ime access to clinical data via mobile and Web-based devices. It consolidates data from multiple components of the hospital information system -- including demographics, medications, radiology and laboratory results, transcribed reports and admission, discharge and transfer information. This ensures clinicians have access to critical patient information throughout the continuum of care.

"The Clinical Xpert CareFocus and Navigator solutions are helping Parrish Medical Center and its care partners deliver on our mission to provide healing experiences for everyone all the time," said Dr. Alexander.

"Parrish Medical Center is realizing the benefit of providing its clinicians with anytime-anywhere access to critical patient information," said Thomas Hegelund, executive vice president of the Healthcare business of Thomson Reuters. "We look forward to working with them in their continued efforts to improve clinician workflow and provide the highest level of care to their patients."

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