It's no secret. Getting the right people all of the right information at the right time allows for better patient care. But, the reality for the majority of healthcare organizations is they don't yet have the tools to operate this efficiently. There are mountains of paper files. Disconnected systems. So what is a provider to do? Many, including the federal government, believe the answer is technology that allows for the creation of a paperless, automated environment. Specifically, the American Hospital Association (AHA) recommends that organizations consider OnBase(R). Developed by Hyland Software, OnBase brings together content from the clinical and revenue cycles. And, it does it quickly and within a tight budget. Because it has proven itself time and again, the AHA recommends OnBase as the document management software suite for the entire hospital.

"Hospitals are always working hard to improve the quality of patient care," said Anthony Burke, President & CEO for AHA Solutions. "But for that to happen, they must continue to find ways to operate more efficiently. We are recommending OnBase because it is proven to make this possible. It makes all documents across the entire healthcare organization centrally available. So, regardless of the department or its location - administrative, revenue or clinical - providers can get exactly what they need when they need it…