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In the hospital setting, where patients
seek life-saving emergency, critical and acute care, the need
for immediate clinical information is paramount.
Hospitals typically have an adequate record system for patient
clinical information collected within the walls of the hospital,
but there is no efficient means to access clinical information
from outside the hospital setting, other than asking the patient
or family, or telephoning, faxing and mailing medical records
from ambulatory offices.
Solutions to these issues are now available through the integrated
clinical information provided by the Medisyn Systems health information exchange.
- Integrating the formerly decentralized
and fragmented records of a patients ambulatory clinical
encounters into a cumulative health record that can be immediately
accessed by the care provider inside the hospital with the
click of a mouse.
- Reducing medical and medication errors
with complete ambulatory health records available in all
departments within the hospital (ER, nursing units, outpatient
diagnostics and surgery, inpatient wards).
- Coordinating the care a patient receives
in the hospital with the care plans initiated by the patients
primary and specialty care physicians.
- Electing to integrate key hospital
documents (i.e., operative and discharge notes) into the
Medisyn lifetime clinical record.
- Reducing the resources expended to
collect past medical and medication histories from patients
and their families upon admission.
- Allowing physicians and nurses to focus
on patient care rather than paper work.
- Increasing collection rates through
Medisyns providing current insurance information to
improve billing functions.
- Speeding admission processes through
availability of Medisyn's demographic and medical history
information.
- Reduced hospital inpatient bed days
and maximized DRGs.
- Faster and more accurate diagnoses
in ER.
- Elimination of duplicate and unnecessary
diagnostic testing.
- Expedite discharges to nursing, rehab,
and home health care agencies.
- Facilitating off-site physician signatures
on hospital notes to reduce the number of patient charts
held as delinquent due to missing physician signature.
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