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PATIENT ORIENTED ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD AND MEDICAL AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT
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Hospitals H it l
Clinics Rehabilitation
Rationalization of healthcare
Allow healthcare professionals to work interactive Tool to avoid redundancy and unnecessary prescriptions
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Innovative Approach to Health & Medical Management Confidential data C fid ti l d t exchange point h i t Medical documentation Medically credible trustworthy sources Interface to medical information systems f f Clinics, Laboratories, Radiology, Biosensors, Dentists, etc. Patient profile Dynamic interactive profile changes Case - disease management Using golden standards: EBM for good medical practice
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MEDICAL
Medical information from all trustworthy sources
(detailed exams, tests, medications, treatments etc.)
HEALTH
Individuals general health information
(history, allergies, immunizations, environment, habits influencing health, etc.)
Meta Database Jan. 08, 2009 medXchange 2009 Private & Confidential
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Continuity of healthcare y
Consulting Physician Patient Physician Second Opinion
Continuity of Healthcare
The treating physician, consulting physician, hospital and clinic, dentist, optician, laboratory, therapist and pharmacist can share relevant patient information and documentation. Enabling the rationalisation of the healthcare process Reducing unnecessary medical examinations Eliminate d d Eli i t redundancy of prescriptions f i ti Reduce risk of medication interactions and negative reactions Reducing hospitalization Avoiding delays in treatment Faster and better medical care at reduced costs Reduce risk of malpractice
Laboratory Results
Input
Meta Database
IEM R
Input
Dispensed Medication
Output
Optic Card Dental Card
Output
Health Profile Implant Register
Ergonomically structured E i ll t t d
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Examples of applications
Optic Card Dental Card Allergy Card Orthopedic Card Cardiology Card Nephrology Nephrolog Card
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Healthcare sectors
Risk Patients Medical & Dental Implants Personal Health Management
Clinical Studies
Occupational Health
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Evidence Based Medecin, EBM Case disease management Interface to bio-sensors Laboratory interface Specialised medical documentation
Orthopedic Cardiology Nephrology
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Tracks and traces to physician & patient Links patient profile to Manufacturer implant data Linked t Li k d to patient IEMR ti t Implant procedure, treatment R h bilit ti t t t d Rehabilitation treatment and care Post implant incidents and treatments Implant incident reports I l i id Post implant tracing and tracking
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Clinical Studies
Clinical Trials Physician
Consulting Physician
IEMR
Clinical Profile
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Occupational Health Risks Back injuries Upper limb injuries Vibration induced Hearing and vision Environment induced Occupational stress Drug & alcohol abuse
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Patient is legal owner of data in IEMR g Access rights controlled by patient Patient P ti t can request data to be rectified td t t b tifi d Patient data in meta database is anonymous Data remains private between physician and patient
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Data Protection & Access Management EC Health Card or USB Key access key access key Patient controls access to record Certain data updated by patient Medical data certified by physician yp y All data traced to source Physician can restrict access to data
24 / 7 access to key medical data in the Integrated Electronic Medical Record, Record allows a physician to be much more efficient and secure in the treatment of a patient.
Unnecessary medical examinations, y , treatments and the associated risks are minimized
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Healthcare Rationalization
Patient
Greater medical security Improved healthcare treatment Improved quality of healthcare Optimization of healthcare services
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Healthcare Rationalization
Physician
30% reduction of patient history research time d ti f ti t hi t h ti 20% reduction in patient diagnosis time 20% reduction of medical exams and tests d ti f di l dt t
Healthcare Rationalization
General Healthcare
20% reduction of disease emergency treatments g y 25% reduction of medical exams and tests 30% risk reduction of medications
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Healthcare Rationalization
Corporate Health
30% reduction of workplace health risk d ti f k l h lth i k 20% reduction of occupational health risk
Health Insurers
40% decrease in patient audit costs p 10% reduction of malpractice claims 10% reduction of medical costs
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access authorized by patient platform dedicated to healthcare professionals open standard for medical data exchange using existing technologies and investments integrating not replacing current systems
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