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The patient monitor
is an extremely practical way to show
even more about your patient using customizable
tabs that can display multiple panels
of information. For example: pictured
below is an image of Medinotes e with
a custom tab that displays Chief Complaint,
Patient Picture, Diagnoses, Treatments,
Labs, Immunizations and Medications. Having
more information available at a glance,
allows you to quickly review your patient's
past medical history and provide better
care.
(click
image to enlarge)
Data panels can be moved
independently for a completely customized
display. To move a panel, simple click
on the title bar of the panel and drag
the panel to the new location. Patient
Monitor will let you know where the panel
is going by lighting green bars in a new
column or row in the tab display.
Patient Monitor improves
your use of Medinotes e by:
- Better
Information Display
Using custom panel layouts, the medical
staff will be able to glance at the
screen and learn detailed information
about the patient. Display layouts can
be customized for nurses, physicians
or for displaying information for common
conditions.
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Improve workflow
by charting directly into the patient's
folder
Custom panels can be designed as information
gathering tools to improve workflow.
A nurse panel could contain history
elements, vital signs, medications and
immunizations. Information entered into
the patient's chart can be pulled into
a new note using the "Pull Forward"
technology.
- Customizable
for each provider
Providers are able to set display layouts
for their exact needs.
- Printing
Functionality
Information may be printed for each
display pane for quick reference or
to give to the patient.
- Toggle
to full-screen
Each screen can be quickly toggled to
full-screen by pressing an icon in the
title bar of each pane. In this manner,
a great deal of information can be grouped
on one page but the details are never
more than a click away.
- ...applies
to every object in the program
Every exam object that is stored in
the program can be added to a panel.
Range of motion, specific eye exams,
counseling objects... the sky's the
limit.
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