EndoManager® and Oracle Health (Cerner)
EndoManager EMS connects to Oracle Health, formerly Cerner, by HL7, and sends endoscopy images directly to Cerner by batch prep. Orders and patient details come in from Cerner so each image lands on the right patient, and captured images go back to the record without a separate VNA.
How it works
- Orders and patient data in (HL7). EMS receives the order, schedule and patient updates from Cerner and puts the patient on the room's worklist.
- Capture. Images come from DICOM-capable equipment or an EM4 capture station at the tower.
- Images back to Cerner (batch prep). EMS prepares the captured images and sends them directly to Cerner.
- Optional archive. EMS can also send copies to a PACS or VNA by DICOM.
| EHR interface | HL7 |
|---|---|
| Image delivery to Cerner | Direct, by batch prep |
| Endoscopy report writer | Cerner has no built-in endoscopy report writer like Epic Lumens. Report Writer (EM3) is the common choice for Cerner enterprise sites that want a GI-specific report writer. Sites that only need images use EMS with EM4. |
| PACS / VNA | Optional, DICOM (C-Store, C-Move, Storage Commitment) |
Frequently asked questions
Does EndoManager work with Cerner?
Yes. EndoManager EMS exchanges HL7 messages with Oracle Health (Cerner) and sends images directly to Cerner by batch prep.
Do we need a VNA to get images into Cerner?
No. EMS sends images directly to Cerner. If you use a PACS or VNA, EMS can send copies there too.
Does Cerner have an endoscopy report writer like Lumens?
No. Cerner doesn't include an endoscopy report writer like Epic Lumens. Cerner enterprise sites that want a GI-specific report writer commonly choose Report Writer (EM3); sites that only need images go with EMS and EM4.
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