Meditech EHR to integrate with ProVation Order sets

Justine Varieur Cadet | | Health Exec | Precision Medicine
Wolters Kluwer Health has signed an agreement with Meditech to offer integration between Meditech version 5.64 (Client/Server and Magic) and ProVation Order Sets, powered by UpToDate Decision Support.

This integration allows hospitals to author order sets via the ProVation software, then make finished order sets available to physicians in Meditech's Physician Care Manager application.

ProVation Order Sets, powered by UpToDate Decision Support, is a customizable order set authoring and management technology that provides integration into clinical processes. The order sets are updated with clinical content, including links to UpToDate.

Meditech and Wolters Kluwer Health completed its integration work through an effort that utilized Meditech’s interface specifications. Integration capability has been client tested, with users exporting order sets from ProVation into Meditech Client/Server and Magic version 5.64.

Justine Varieur Cadet

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