Clinical alerts
Interaction and allergy alerts appear on the record and while prescribing.
Clinical decision support
While a doctor prescribes or reviews a record, the system can flag interactions and allergies, suggest protocols, and offer a bundle of standard orders in one step.
Clinical add-on
Prescribing
| Medicine | Dose | Alert | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warfarin | 5 mg | Interaction | |
| Metformin | 500 mg | OK | |
| Order set | Chest pain bundle | Suggested |
The screens
The screens below are illustrations drawn with invented sample data. They show how each part of the product is laid out and what it does.
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Interaction and allergy alerts appear as the doctor adds medicines, and again on the record. The doctor decides; the alert only makes sure they have seen it.
02
Order a standard bundle of tests and medicines in one step. Protocols you define can be suggested for a patient and started on an admission.
03
Refer a patient to another doctor or department, with the reason, and track what came back. Diagnoses are coded consistently for reports and claims.
Interaction and allergy alerts appear on the record and while prescribing.
Order a standard bundle of tests and medicines in one step.
Protocols you define can be suggested for a patient and started on an admission.
Refer between doctors and departments and track the outcome.
Code diagnoses consistently for reports and claims.
Alerts support a clinician’s judgement; they never decide for them.
How it works
Allergies and active alerts are in view.
Interactions are flagged as you add medicines.
Add the standard bundle in one step.
Send the patient on with the context.
Questions
The rule set ships with the product and is extendable. It is a safety aid and not a substitute for a licensed drug reference.
Yes.
Dental has its own chart, plans and notes; clinical alerts apply to the shared patient record.
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