PANAMA CITY, FL -- (Marketwire) -- 11/29/12 -- iSirona®, a provider of simplified solutions for medical device integration, today announced the availability of Software Makes Sense, a five-part video series. This series details the specific configurations used as well as the inherent advantages experienced by hospitals leveraging iSirona's software to sync medical devices and electronic record systems.

Narrated by Mary Carr, RN, BSN, CPN, each video in the series is less than one minute long and uses clear illustrations to openly demonstrate in-hospital, use-case scenarios -- scenarios that have long been difficult to film in hospitals due to privacy and regulatory issues.

"We wanted to really clear the air, to illustrate, how our solution works," says Carr, an RN with more than 15 years of experience. "We turned to illustrations, paired with narration, to really bring the benefits of our offering -- the benefits of software -- to light."

iSirona Founder and Chief Executive Officer Dave Dyell says that medical device integration is evolving, just as the entire health IT industry is evolving. "It's happening quickly, and hospitals know this," says Dyell. "That's why they'll continue to seek out and gravitate towards solutions that help them stay agile. That's what we provide. That's why software makes sense."

iSirona encourages all interested parties, from weekend bloggers to seasoned industry professionals, to post any or all of the five videos, which can be easily accessed and shared via the iSirona YouTube channel.

About iSirona
Panama City, Fla.-based iSirona helps clinicians make more informed decisions about patients by providing an easy to use approach to medical device integration. Using iSirona's software solution, hospitals can connect virtually any medical device to their CIS, providing clinicians with faster access to more accurate patient information. In 2011, iSirona was ranked #1 by KLAS for medical device integration systems. For more information, please visit isirona.com or follow us on Twitter.

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