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The Caradigm Intelligence Platform aggregates data from disparate systems, such as electronic health records; laboratory, billing, and pharmacy systems; payers; and health information exchanges.
In separate purchases announced earlier this year, Inspirata acquired the digital pathology software provider Omnyx from GE Healthcare, as well as the company Artificial Intelligence in Medicine.

Inspirata, 813-570-8900

NovoPath receives leadership award from Frost & Sullivan

Frost & Sullivan has bestowed on NovoPath the 2018 North American Enabling Technology Leadership Award.

“Over the last two decades, Novo­Path’s LIS software for AP, simply called NovoPath, has consistently garnered high ratings from clients for its continual improvement and functional expansion, as well as its ease of use,” according to a Frost & Sullivan press release. “NovoPath offers an array of modules inspired by client needs and a strong understanding of technology and market trends.”

Among the value-added functionality in Novo­Path is a Lean process-improvement module, which tracks specimens from entry to storage, as well as day-to-day activities, and highlights potential areas of improvement; an auto case distribution and staff scheduler feature; and the NovoNotifier patient report delivery system, which delivers patient reports to mobile devices and downloads and prints reports at client sites automatically upon release.

NovoPath, 877-668-6123

Data Innovations introduces new version of middleware

Data Innovations has launched version 8.16 of its Instrument Manager middleware product, which provides enhancements to the software’s moving averages module and moving averages desktop.

“This update is an industry game changer,” said Data Innovations president Premila Peters, in a press release. “For the first time, we are providing significant guidance and tools on how to set up moving averages.”

A tool in version 8.16 calculates the mean or median, standard deviation, and number of results suggested for use for one data point or the “N” in the protocol being set up.

Among the enhancements in the moving averages desktop is a notification bar that provides the status of all protocols being actively monitored, regardless of whether they are being viewed on the desktop. “The desktop now has the ability to scroll backward in time to review moving averages/moving median points that have scrolled off the visual page and the ability to use time as the x-axis,” according to the company’s press release.

In parallel with the introduction of IM v8.16, Data Innovations created a repository of analyte/algorithm combinations from users of moving means/medians to provide peer-to-peer guidance.

Data Innovations, 802-658-2850

Dr. Aller teaches informatics in the Department of Pathology, University of Southern California, Los Angeles. He can be reached at raller@usc.edu. Hal Weiner is president of Weiner Consulting Services LLC, Eugene, Ore. He can be reached at hal@weinerconsulting.com.

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