Clinical Architecture Delivers Run-Time Terminology Mapping with the Introduction of Symedical Server
Carmel, IN, April 4, 2011 – Clinical Architecture today announced the availability of Symedical® Server, its enterprise-class semantic interoperability engine.
Introduction
The company is extending its powerful mapping solution into real-time transaction environments to manage interoperability at the point of data exchange.
Symedical Server Features
In addition to prospective mapping, Symedical Server offers run-time services (APIs) that monitor data channels, translate coded and free text terms, alert administrators of anomalies, and enable remote management of a large number of terminology maps.
Scalability and Benefits
Symedical Server is highly scalable and architected to support high-volume transaction environments. With Symedical Server, health systems, health information exchanges, quality reporting agencies, and the system vendors who serve all segments of healthcare can attain semantic interoperability and improve overall operational effectiveness.
Meeting Meaningful Use Requirements
To meet the next level of meaningful use requirements, all segments of healthcare must be able to transmit and receive patient data in a semantically accurate and actionable format.