Lexmark X646dte 補足マニュアル

The Lexmark Clinical Assistant

is a Lexmark X646dte

multifunction printer with

embedded applications

designed to save clinicians’ time

and improve patient care by

streamlining common

healthcare workflow processes,

each easily accessed with one

touch from the intuitive eTask

interface screen:

• Scan to EMR securely

scans and routes

documents directly to

network destinations or

leading electronic medical

records solutions. Easily

provides instant access to

time-sensitive patient care

or business documents.   

• Physician Order Routing

allows nursing staff and

clinicians to securely route

physician orders and

automatically separate STAT

and normal orders with the

touch of an icon. Saves

clinicians from having to

wait on slow fax machines

and reduces order-

processing time to improve

patient care.

Healthcare organizations are increasingly challenged to reduce medical errors and improve patient

outcomes while cutting costs and boosting the productivity of clinical staff. The focus of many of these

efforts is the nursing station—the busy crossroads where physician orders, patient care and facility

management converge. But with chronic nurse shortages and increasing job pressures, the need for

new tools that increase staff productivity and free up more time for quality patient care is critical.

The Lexmark Clinical Assistant is a Lexmark X646dte monochrome laser multifunction printer (MFP),

pre-loaded with custom embedded healthcare-specific applications to simplify clinical workflow

processes. Custom healthcare functions are all easily accessed through icons on the MFP’s user-

friendly eTask touchscreen interface, allowing clinical staff to complete complicated workflow

processes with a single touch—and without special training. The Clinical Assistant also offers all the

features of the Lexmark X646dte MFP, including the ability to print up to 50 pages per minute with

robust copy, scan and fax capabilities. The Clinical Assistant frees up precious space in nursing

stations by combining the ability to print, copy, scan and fax into one efficient footprint.

SOURCE: Steve Art, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Lutheran Medical Center