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VisualDx, the leading clinical decision support system, is once again ranked #1 by healthcare professionals in the new Best in KLAS Report. The report rated VisualDx as the 2015/2016 Category Leader for Clinical Decision Support: Point of Care Clinical Reference. This marks the 5th straight year VisualDx was name in the Best in KLAS report,

VisualDx is an award-winning diagnostic clinical decision support system that has become the standard electronic resource at more than half of U.S. medical schools and more than 1,500 hospitals and institutions nationwide. VisualDx combines clinical search with the world's best medical image library, plus medical knowledge from experts to help with diagnosis, treatment, self-education, and patient communication. Expanding to provide diagnostic decision support across General Medicine, the new VisualDx will bring increased speed and accuracy to the art of diagnosis.

Frontline clinicians use VisualDx technology on computers, tablets, and smartphones. They enter specific data about a patient's condition and quickly build a unique differential diagnosis. With the world's best medical image library at their fingertips, VisualDx users work through a list of possible diagnoses, explain the process to the patient and decide on the the right course of treatment. Thanks to integration into the electronic record, VisualDx is easy to use in the workflow.

VisualDx is doubling its diagnoses and expanding its image library come March 1st, when a new version of the product debuts - reaching across general medicine. Users will be able to build a differential based on a chief complaint, use SympticonsTM to visualize disease symptoms, and tackle even more challenging cases. For more information on the new VisualDx, visit www.visualdx.com/explore.

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