ADL EMR Provides Single Sign-on for:

 
With Single Sign-On you can access another system on the Internet without having to logon to their system. Once SSO is setup the user can access the Remote system directly from the ADL EMR. When accessing Remote system the SSO login retrieves the data for the same patient that you are working on in the ADL EMR. The auto-select patient feature must be supported by the SSO Logon method.

This makes access quick and easy, avoiding having to Login and Logout of the programs multiple times.

Healthix Single Sign-On

Connect to Healthix and share valuable, real-time health information with those who jointly care for your patients.

Healthix has engineered interfaces to a broad variety of electronic health records and other clinical information systems, including interoperable integrations that support access to community-wide health information from within the EMR. Healthix can assess your needs and help develop and execute an appropriate integration strategy.

eMOLST Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment Program – Single Sign-on

MOLST is a clinical process that emphasizes discussion of the patient’s goals for care and shared medical decision-making between health care professionals and patients who are seriously ill or frail, for whom their physician may be expecting their decease within the next year. The result is a standardized set of medical orders documented on the MOLST form that reflect the patient’s preferences for life-sustaining treatment.

Windows Integrated Single Sign-On

Windows SSO enables you to access multiple applications within your network once you logon using your Windows username and password.

Using a common authentication service, the system verifies your credentials and determines the actions that you can perform based on your user rights. If Windows SSO is enabled you do not have to sign-on to the ADL software. ADL applications will use your Windows SSO as your user identification.