IDX signs Cleveland Clinic as partner for new offering

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IDX signs Cleveland Clinic as partner for new offeringIDX Systems has announced that the Cleveland Clinic will install the HIS vendor's Enterprise Radiology Image and Information Management System, which provides enterprise-wide access to

IDX signs Cleveland Clinic as partner for new offering

IDX Systems has announced that the Cleveland Clinic will install the HIS vendor's Enterprise Radiology Image and Information Management System, which provides enterprise-wide access to radiology images and information (

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11/97). The Cleveland Clinic, which already owns the firm's IDXrad RIS, will install the Enterprise Radiology Image and Information Management System at all of its facilities in Ohio and Indiana.

IDX's new offering features relational and Web-based architecture that automates radiology department processes and offers customers the ability to design site-specific work-flow processes and to provide load balancing of staff and resources, according to the Burlington, VT-based company.

In other IDX news, the vendor has joined the Oracle Alliance, which allows the company to employ the database firm's server technology. The company expects to migrate IDXrad to the Oracle SQL platform.

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