In our practice we use faxmail.com
It is very efficient to dash off a referral letter while consulting the
patient, and then in Best Practice, to click the email button, paste in
the specialists fax number and then pad it slightly so it looks like
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and click send and it will be in the
specialists fax machine. You can print or not print a copy for the
patient as suits the patient.
61=australia, 7 = queensland, 55731649 = the fax number.
It works very well, saves a lot of time and paper, same cost as a fax.
But not encrypted.
Hugh.
Simon James wrote:
Hi all,
I'm knocking together an article on "paperless fax solutions" for my
forthcoming edition. I'm looking to break this up into coverage of:
1. Traditional paper fax (very brief)
2. MFC fax options (brief)
3. Internet fax (ie email-fax, web-fax)
4. Modem fax
Was wondering what products/solutions people using options 2-4 have
deployed? Experiences?
For those using option 3, has anyone found a decent encrypted service (i.e.
A service that secures the email leg of the inbound and outbound journeys)?
The whole article will only weigh in at two pages so it will deal more with
concepts than specific solutions, however examples are always good.
Any feedback will be gratefully received.
Kind regards,
Simon
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