[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been cogitating of late (perhaps I should stop!).
If someone sends me a encrypted plain email with no attachments, after it is de
crypted, how does one incorporate this into the EHR?
Rtf, pit and word attachments can be massaged into the EHR.
What about plain old emails?
Regards
Michael Christie
Michael,
One of the functions of Argus is to encrypt e-mails but it can also turn
them into PIT and wrap them in HL7, so that MD and a number of other
programs can deal with them intelligently to drop them into the Letters
or Results Windows, depending on how you've chosen and coded the things
you want. Specialists can use a Word macro to place letters into Argus
e-mail bodies to make use of this functionality.
Similarly, Argus can work with MD to send diabetes assessment
information to Divisions, in a format that allows it to be incorporated
into the Cardiab database. We've got a practice doing this currently as
a proof of concept.
Greg
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Canterbury Division of General Practice
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