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HIPAA compliant, asynchronous communication platforms used on smart phones, laptops or computer stations via a web browser or downloaded application. Often provide functionality to support the workflows of physicians, nurses, and others including, administration, IT, transport teams, housekeeping, environmental services, etc. In acute care, these applications frequently interface or are integrated with the enterprise directory, EMR, electronic physician scheduling, phone system for voice calls, nurse call systems, and alarm management middleware and are built to enable push notifications to patient care teams.

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