InterSystems today announced that KLAS Research has named InterSystems TrakCare unified healthcare information system as the 2020 Best in KLAS award winner in the Asia/Oceania Region for Global Acute Care EMR, and InterSystems HealthShare Unified Care Record as the Category Leader for Interoperability Platforms.
TrakCare has been recognized six times with a Best in KLAS Global (Non-US) award in the Patient Administration System and Acute Care EMR categories. This is the third time TrakCare has been recognized with the Global Acute Care EMR award for the Asia/Oceania Region. TrakCare unified healthcare information system is trusted by leading healthcare providers in 25 countries and allows healthcare providers to deliver safer, more efficient, and better-coordinated care.
As Category Leader for Interoperability Platforms, InterSystems HealthShare Unified Care Record received a remarkable 91/100 approval rating. HealthShare Unified Care Record helps providers, payers, consumers, social care and wellness services, researchers, and solution developers overcome the challenges of decentralized data by creating a shared, comprehensive, and unified care record.
“As a global organization, InterSystems sees first-hand how care is delivered in a variety of scenarios and the unique technology challenges different regions encounter,” said Christine Chapman, Vice President for TrakCare at InterSystems. “Through these insights, we can customize our products and services to provide our customers with a more robust offering that meets their needs. We are continuously looking to provide our customers with the best technology possible, and this recognition is evidence that we are achieving our goal.”
“At InterSystems, we pride ourselves in developing and delivering technology solutions that empower our customers and partners with healthy data to improve the delivery of patient care and support data analytics and AI efforts,” said Don Woodlock, Vice President of HealthShare for InterSystems. “We know interoperability is at the heart of the unified healthcare record, and the 2020 KLAS Research Report validates the work we do to create a seamless process for our partners, and as a result, better patient outcomes.”
