Kinective HealthTech, a healthcare company that deals in expediting every stage of the organ, tissue and eye donation and transplantation process, unveiled KeHR VIEW, a new cloud-based service that can utilized by patients and medical professionals to instantly share medical videos and images.
The company asserted that its Kinective eHealth Records (KeHR) provides the data infrastructure for healthcare providers to transition to EHRs and is capable of meeting several government requirements. Its technology compresses DICOM and other image files to expedite medical video delivery in the time sensitive healthcare processes. To view shared videos the user need not install any video players as they can be viewed over the internet browser installed over any personal computer, laptop, tablet or smart phone.
After the user attaches a video file, the KeHR VIEW requests for sharing details and then they are sent over emails or text messages to others that the user intends to share. . The notifications provide the URL link to access the video and a short message from the sender and recipients can access those shared content by logging into the secure website.
KeHR View also provides exceptional quality of videos and images. With many benefits, its low cost makes this service an obvious solution for most organizations.
Officials with Kinective maintained that the KeHR VIEW solution has been pressure tested by transplant surgeons – where every second count – to ensure a successful heart or lung transplant. Kinective HealthTech has isolated this proprietary technology to market it as an add-on solution that seamlessly integrates with virtually any electronic health record allowing easy, fast and secure access to patient medical images by providers involved in the patient’s care. KeHR VIEW eliminates waiting while providing a secure environment to provide peace of mind to users.
The company also claimed that its technology solutions are Web-deployed via the Software-as-a-Service model, which affords virtually limitless access by multiple users in geographically dispersed locations with little or no infrastructure expense. They are also readily adapted to meet the specific users’ needs, such as custom views, data structures and workflows and are highly scalable.
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Nathesh is a contributing editor for HealthTechZone. To read more of Nathesh's articles, please visit his columnist page.Edited by
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