RoundHouse / RPA
Word Computer Systems' RoundHouse (tm) is a comprehensive system for managing transactional data between disparate medical information systems, allowing for vendor-specific translations as well as access to practice level databases to augment information needed in these transfers.
In addition, the RoundHouse can manipulate other information, including text, CSV/EXCEL, DICOM, and virtually any other industry standard and/or proprietary formats. RoundHouse also incorporates a RPA (Robotic Process Automation) system, incorporating machine learning and self-repairing systems; as well as traditional programming techniques to manipulate data between systems. This becomes a powerful tool in the new age of cloud based applications and SAAS offerings where end users no longer have sophisticated access to their data. This allows for automated reporting, and robotic data entry; both allowing for human interaction where needed to teach automation processes.
The term "RoundHouse" comes from the railroad industry, where engines would enter the roundhouse, and on a rotating platform, be transferred to another direction and track. In the same fashion, RoundHouse allows information to enter from any source, and be transmogrified and sent out in another direction.
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