New enhanced version of irms|PM software launched

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Sep 5 2009

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Today, Upp Technology, a leading provider of public health solutions, announced the new enhanced version of their irms|PM (Patient Management) software product. The new version offers greater flexibility and faster patient processing creating a more streamlined and user-friendly process for healthcare professionals.

Upgraded features will enable State Public Health Agencies to process more patients with greater speed and accuracy in emergency or pandemic events and automatically produce Dosages Administered Reports.

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