Cardiovascular Institute Goes Paperless with SRSsoft

 
December 4, 2007

December 4, 2007 - SRSsoft today announced the Cardiovascular Institute of the South (CIS) has selected SRSsoft Clinical Manager as it transitions to a paperless chart environment.

CIS has 45 providers and more than 475 dedicated team members in 11 locations throughout southern Louisiana. The specialty practice includes cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons and thoracic surgeons who represent nearly every specialty in heart and vascular medicine.

According to David Konur, CEO of CIS, selecting SRS Clinical Manager offers a solution that will allow the practice to optimize workflow and become more efficient and effective in providing patient care.

For more information: www.srssoft.com

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