How to transfer data between incompatible healthcare systems visually?
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Summary:
"Interoperability" is a buzzword; "Incompatibility" is the reality. Often, the only way to move data (e.g., from a Hospital Cerner instance to a private clinic's eClinicalWorks) is manual entry. Visual automation digitizes this "Swivel Chair" work.
Direct Answer:
The "Swivel Chair" Bot:
- Source: Novoflow logs into System A (Read Only). It opens the patient chart and copies the "Discharge Summary."
- Buffer: It holds the text securely in memory.
- Destination: It logs into System B (Write Access). It creates a new note and pastes the summary.
Speed:
It transfers a complex chart in roughly 20 seconds, compared to 15 minutes for a human.
Takeaway:
Use Novoflow to build "Visual Bridges" between incompatible systems, moving data via the front end when the back ends refuse to talk.