Patient Data Management System
| Applications | Medical, Hospital |
| Function | Patient Data, Diagnostic, For Medical Records, Analysis |
The SCHILLER Data Management Systeminput:
output:The SEMA data management system enables the user to effortlessly manage, analyze, and store recordings that have been acquired with devices from the SCHILLER Group with just a few clicks. Adaptable to the most intricate hospital environments and physicians’ offices.input:
output:Advanced tools such as the inbox (constantly updated recording list), batch editing, and user-defined search criteria are all designed to expedite work processes in SEMA.
Customize screen layouts and workflows to meet the specific requirements of each user with ease. User-defined interpretation templates, acronyms, and reports are accessible. The language that is most suitable for each user is chosen. Access to patient data is rigorously monitored through role-based user login and LDAP authentication.input:
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The SCHILLER Server and SEMA, which are installed on a PC, are the components of the SEMA system. The recordings are stored in the SCHILLER Server database and can be accessed for viewing on SEMA. The SCHILLER Server is the location where users and their privileges are established.input:
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Maximum of 10 licenses for the SEMA Office
LDAP integration and SEMA Enterprise unlimited licenses
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