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Once again, Wellsoft has received a Best in KLAS distinction Somerset, NJ – December 15, 2008 – Once again, Wellsoft has received a Best in KLAS distinction in the Emergency Department Information Systems category in the just released 2008 Top 20 Best in KLAS Report. This ranking demonstrates Wellsoft’s continued focus on providing a premier product for clinicians and administrators of Emergency Departments. For over 20 years Wellsoft Corporation has been known for its’ pioneering work in EDIS. KLAS independently monitors vendor performance through the active participation of thousands of healthcare organizations. Their research represents the opinions of healthcare executives, managers, clinicians and IT executives. According to KLAS, “The Top 20 Vendor Performance Report is a summary of the performance data collected over the past 12 months. Included is a ranking of the Top 20 vendors overall, as well as a ranking of the top vendors in selected key areas of performance.” Wellsoft rated the highest overall and was noted for delivering a product that works as promised, keeping promises and the quality of implementation staff. Wellsoft scored 100% in the “Recommend to a Friend/Peer” category. In addition to providing performance data, KLAS Research also includes commentary and feedback from clinicians and IT professionals. Wellsoft continues to receive extremely positive comments from its clients. For example:
“We are honored to be recognized again by our clients through the KLAS evaluation,” said Wellsoft Corporation founder and CEO John Santmann. “We pride ourselves on listening to our clients to deliver a product that works as promised and exceeds their expectations and evolving needs.” About KLASKLAS, founded in 1996 is a research and consulting firm specializing in monitoring and reporting unbiased and factual information on the performance of healthcare's information technology vendors. To candidly gather performance ratings, KLAS personally interviews thousands of professionals in healthcare annually. Their staff and advisory board average 25 years of healthcare technology experience. KLAS' website is www.healthcomputing.com About Wellsoft CorporationWellsoft Corporation, developer and provider of the industry-leading EDIS since 1988 is ONC-ATCB and CCHIT Certified for Meaningful Use and consistently ranked the #1 EDIS by KLAS (2006-2010 ) and MD Buyline. Wellsoft provides complete information management for the Emergency Department. With installations in the U.S. and Canada, Wellsoft hospital clients combined serve over 3,000,000 ED patients each year. Wellsoft is recognized for providing the most complete functionality and most configurable product in the marketplace. Wellsoft works closely with each client to develop real solutions for their Emergency Department, supplying expert, personal assistance. Providing custom solutions for enterprise-wide or single hospital implementations, Wellsoft is the specialist in Emergency Department systems. For more information please visit www.wellsoft.com. * Wellsoft EDIS v11, an EHR Module, is 2011/2012 compliant and has been certified by CCHIT®, an ONC-ATCB, in accordance with the applicable certification criteria for Hospitals adopted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. This certification does not represent an endorsement by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services or guarantee the receipt of incentive payments. Wellsoft EDIS v11 (certification # CC-1112-527400-1) was certified on September 23, 2010 and meets the following certification criteria in addition to Security (170.302(o), 170.302(p) , 170.302(q), 170.302(r) , 170.302(s), 170.302(t) and Privacy (170.302(u), 170.302(v); 170.302(a) Drug-Drug/Drug-Allergy Checks, 170.302(b) Drug-Formulary Checks, 170.302(c) Problem List, 170.302(d) Medication List, 170.302(e) Allergy List, 170.302(g) Smoking Status, 170.302(j) Medication Reconciliation, 170.306(a) CPOE, 170.306(b) Record Demographics, 170.306(c) Clinical Decision Support, 170.306(h) Advance Directives. Additional software used in testing included Oracle 10g or 11g. For Further InformationContact Denise Helfand
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