Fujifilm’s Synapse® Vendor-Neutral Archive (VNA) is consistently ranked the #1 image and multimedia management solution by providers like you. Our VNA’s industry-leading imaging interoperability seamlessly connects DICOM and nonDICOM content from across the care continuum to make it easier than ever to see the complete picture of patient health.
Allow providers across specialty departments to seamlessly capture, store, and manage all clinical images and content from across the enterprise to create a more complete picture of patient health and provide more comprehensive care:
Fujifilm’s Synapse VNA version 7.5 introduced a new, innovative feature called Native Cloud Tiering. In this blog post, Fujifilm Director of Product Management for Synapse VNA John Hansen shares his insights on:
Synapse VNA’s hierarchical, organizational architecture is ideal for a wide array of clinical research initiatives, as proven by its long-term reliance by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Our VNA supports study deidentification by removing and/or modifying PHI within the DICOM header. With a single database environment, Synapse VNA also provides the flexibility to operate as multiple, specialty-specific VNAs, giving each department complete control of their preferred encounters-based workflows, data storage locations, access controls, image lifecycle management, and so much more.
Synapse VNA’s Connext Workflow Solutions automate the process of capturing multi-media content, associating it with the patient record, and making it available to those who need it through the electronic health record (EHR) or enterprise viewer. The Connext Mobile app is ideal for capturing audio and visual content directly at the point-of-care:
Connect with our medical informatics experts to learn first-hand why Synapse VNA has remained the industry-leading image archive for five years running.