e Clinical Works

e Clinical Works

Different software systems are required for purposes aimed at coordinating different activities and functions. In the medicine field, different systems are used to perform different functions in hospitals and health centers. For instance, eClinicalWorks is simply an integrated practice management solution and an electronic health record that provides technology based on the patient care delivery process. EclinicalWorks is accessed on a website stated as www.eClinicalWorks.com. It helps organizations work together hence ensuring that health care is fast and more convenient. In this paper, a discussion of the different features of eClinicalWorks and the facilities that benefit from its installation is to be done.

First, Televisits is a feature integrated within eClinicalWorks. This feature helps to extend their clinical reach whilst saving time spent traveling between different facilities. Televisits helps reduce unnecessary readmissions and avoid unnecessary transfers to other facilities. Televisits are deemed perfect in cases where a quick visit is required hence eliminating the need for potentially contagious patients who visit the office.

Another feature of eClinicalWorks is the patient portal. This feature is powered by eClinicalWorks to give patients all-time access to any of their medical information in wherever place they are. This feature typically uses leading-edge technology that helps in promoting health care. It also helps in performing preventive care. With this feature, patients can request appointments, view tab results, update their demographics, and review their personal health records.

Additionally, device integration is also another feature powered by eClinicalWorks. Integration of a patient’s device with their web browser is done by eClinicalworks HER. In order to capture a more structured data for either current and past results, use of eClinicalWorks ensures all this. Also, creating flow sheets and complete trend analysis is also powered by eClinicalWorks. All this leads to enhanced patient care.

Moreover, hospital interoperability is an eClinicalWorks feature that supports uni- and bi-directional communication with any RIS system that can support HL7 messaging. Both solicited, and unsolicited results are supported by incoming results that are attached to the records of the patients. EClinicalWorks also helps in the importation of reports of different patients into the patient documents section. This is done electronically and automatically while utilizing HL7 messaging. EClinicalWorks also supports an embedded PDF report found within the HL7 message.

More interestingly, online health access with a healow is another feature of eClinicalWorks. This feature helps patients enjoy continuous access to medical-related personal information, lab results, and visit summaries. The patient portal enables the patients to keep track of their medications and book appointments anytime and anyplace. The healow family apps are tools of complete lifestyle and management that allow patients to integrate devices and wellness monitors for health problems ranging from blood pressure, body mass index, weight, and sleep. Installation of eClinicalWorks benefits different facilities. For instance, it offers integrated IT solutions to medical professionals, health centers, urgent care facilities, specialties, and hospitals

In conclusion, eClinicalWorks allows organizations to work together. This helps make health care more convenient and fast. EClinicalWorks has features such as Televisits, patient portal, integration of devices, hospital interoperability, online health access with healow, communication with messenger, among others. Its installation benefits facilities such as urgent care facilities, health centers, hospitals, medical professionals, and specialties.

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