SRS Document Server The SRS Document Server is based on Microsoft's SQL Server database platform. Both SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005 are supported. The Document Server can be deployed in either Windows 2000 or Windows 2003 server environments. Workstation SRS Clinical Manager ™ is designed to operate under the following popular Microsoft Windows operating systems: Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Microsoft Windows XP Professional Microsoft Windows 2003 Server Microsoft Windows Vista Integration with Microsoft Office SRS Clinical Manager integrates closely with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word for business letters, forms, and templates. All versions of Microsoft Office from Office 2000 onwards are supported.

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Once ImageMD has eliminated chart access bottlenecks and has improved patient care and service to referring physicians, SRSsoft workflow modules are added to completely automate the clinical workflow process. Our clients then deploy SRSsoft's Data Management Module to manage the disparate pieces of data that are bottled up in paper charts. SRSsoft’s Data Management Module gets physicians the information they need when they need it. Whether it’s generating a list of patients who are taking a recalled drug, tagging patients with certain diagnoses, identifying patients for research studies or conference presentations, or analyzing trends in patient drug therapy studies and keeping tabs on pay-for-performance measurements, the SRS Data Management Module is always there to meet your current and future needs.

Data Management

Our clients deploy the communications and tasking modules along with ImageMD so that the practice gains immediate and complete control over patient requests and phone messages. Once messaging is in place, additional SRSsoft workflow modules are deployed to tackle inefficiencies resulting from complex and time-consuming workflow processes. These modules address prescriptions, transcriptions, diagnostic test reports, test orders, and faxes. The SRSsoft family of 4,000+ physicians rely upon our 11+ years of experience to help implement workflow improvement modules that are integrated with our document management foundation.

Workflow

Ubiquitous, on-demand access to complete and accurate medical records is the cornerstone of SRS Clinical Manager and is the proven rock-solid foundation upon which our software is built. At SRSsoft, we believe that the first, logical step in creating an efficient medical practice is eliminating paper charts. And there’s no better way to do it than with our base product, ImageMD™—the award-winning document management solution. ImageMD is an easy-to-use, ergonomic, and confidence-building software solution that has a proven 100% successful track record. SRSsoft’s powerful suite of workflow and data management modules can then be added to boost ImageMD’s functionality. Partnering with SRSsoft, the practice will experience an enhanced level of patient care and enriched bottom line.

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Does not require physician behavior changes SRS does not force physicians to change the way they see patients or document exams. Affordable SRS costs of ownership is substantially less than the traditional EMR software systems. Easy-to-use and learn Physician training has been independently documented by a nationally recognized consulting firm to be less than 20 minutes. Easy to transition Unique barcoding technology automates the migration of old paper charts to new, electronic charts—it’s effortless. Low risk With a 100% successful implementation rate, success is ensured for your practice.   Requires physician behavior changes Data entry forces doctors to point, click, and navigate complex computer screens to document each exam. Costly Software, training, and lost productivity during implementation make ownership cost-prohibitive. Complex and difficult to learn Protracted training periods and steep learning curves often make mastering a data-entry EMR unattainable. Lengthy transition Massive data-entry requirements make your transition to EMR a long and arduous process. Risky With well over a 50% failure rate, purchasing an EMR system is a high-risk proposition.