NDMA launches clinical intelligence platform

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Artificial Intelligence
National Digital Medical Archive (NDMA) has made its Clinical Intelligence Platform available to all healthcare providers in the United States.

Healthcare providers will now have access to all data contained within disparate healthcare system databases which is integrated and analyzed by the Clinical Intelligence Platform and delivered to providers, according to NDMA.

NDMA said its Clinical Intelligence Platform was developed to enable healthcare organizations to track and manage their clinical business operations.

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