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Wellsoft Releases New v11 - Includes Integrated Medication Management - Demos at ENA Leadership |
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Somerset, NJ – February 14, 2007 - Wellsoft Corporation today announced a new version release ~ Wellsoft v11, developed to meet the challenging needs of today’s Emergency Departments. Wellsoft will demonstrate the new version at ENA Leadership in Boston, February 23 – February 24, in booth # 419.
Wellsoft v11 will enhance Wellsoft's Risk Management focus. Wellsoft v11 will introduce an Integrated Medication System (IMS). Features of IMS include, medication reconciliation, an integrated weight based dosing calculator, drug/drug and drug/allergy checking, as well as integration of pharmacy orders. This integrated medication management solution provides for increased patient safety, and reduces risk as it pertains to ordering and prescribing medications in the emergency department, while complying with new JCAHO requirements. “The v11 release enhances our commitment to providing emergency department staff with the most flexible EDIS solution in the industry, with an eye towards increased patient safety, risk management, and compliance with regulatory standards, ” said John Santmann, MD, President, Wellsoft Corporation. About Wellsoft CorporationA pioneer in Emergency Department software, Wellsoft is committed to exceeding their clients' expectations. 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. Every step of the way, from redesigning workflow and improving processes, through implementation, training and support, Wellsoft provides expert, personal assistance. Providing custom solutions for enterprise-wide or single hospital implementations, Wellsoft is the specialist in Emergency Department systems. For more information, visit www.wellsoft.com. For Further InformationContact Denise Helfand
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