Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps

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1 Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps Release Notes Version: Written by: Product Knowledge, R&D Date: September 2016

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3 Table of Contents Overview... 4 Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps Release Notes (October 18, 2016)... 4 Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps Release Notes (October 7, 2016)... 4 Capture and Indexing for Healthcare... 4 Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps Release Notes (September 2016)... 5 Capture and Indexing for Healthcare... 5 HCM Viewer... 5 Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps Release Notes (August 2016)... 6 Capture and Indexing for Healthcare... 6 HCM Viewer

4 Overview This release note document includes update and enhancement information for the following healthcarerelated products. Capture and Indexing for Healthcare HCM Viewer While these products might have their own version numbers, each is compatible with Perceptive Content. Refer to the product technical specifications or the installation guide for compatibility information. Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps Release Notes (October 18, 2016) This release includes the following version. Capture and Indexing Enhancement You now have the ability to filter captured origins based on capture mode. (F12903) Defect Fixed an issue that occurred during a secondary lookup causing the entry field to appear as a text area, which did not allow the search dialog to display. (DE55646) Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps Release Notes (October 7, 2016) This release includes the following version. Capture and Indexing Capture and Indexing for Healthcare Capture and Indexing now integrates with Epic Tapestry. (F12570) Capture values mapped to custom properties in the External User Application Plan are now validated.(f12791) 4

5 Defects During Integrated Capture, user entry fields can now be mapped to document index keys or custom properties. (DE55353) Keyboard shortcut keys are now disabled when the Capture dialog is active. (DE55354) Automatic navigation to the Capture and Indexing for Healthcare module is now prevented. (TFS11224) Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps Release Notes (September 2016) This release includes the following versions. Capture and Indexing HCM Viewer Capture and Indexing for Healthcare You now have the ability to filter batch content. (F10539) With the appropriate privilege set in Perceptive Content, you can now print documents in Capture and Indexing for Healthcare. (F11951) Application configuration now matches the configuration for the Healthcare Solution model. (US101948) HCM Viewer You can now specify document filters in the URL. (US96822) With the appropriate privilege set in Perceptive Content, you can now print ECM documents in HCM Viewer. (US100894) You can now download a single page for an ECM document. (US100895) 5

6 Perceptive Experience Healthcare Apps Release Notes (August 2016) This release includes the following versions. Capture and Indexing HCM Viewer Capture and Indexing for Healthcare You can now display digital signature annotation in Capture and Indexing for Healthcare. This functionality requires Perceptive Content version or higher. (F11267) HCM Viewer Release overview The HCM Viewer is a module that provides a unified viewer for clinical healthcare. Built on Perceptive Experience, the HCM Viewer is capable of showing both ECM and VNA content for DICOM, raster, and PDF content types. The HCM Viewer is oriented around a patient context established through integration via URl to DocID or patient context. This allows users to easily filter and navigate patients and documents. Operations supporting ECM processes include viewing images, annotations, flag for review, and categories. 6