Cardiologists have very specific requirements when it comes to EHR and EMR. For this reason, MedicsDocAssistant EHR/EMR has been detailed to meet cardiology’s specific requirements.
This is evident from the extensive information-capturing templates present in the system. At a glance, the cardiologist can clearly see either an overview of the patient’s past and present medical condition, or specific details of a particular case within the EHR.
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Past and Present Medical Problems
Past and present medical problems play a crucial role in diagnosing cardiac issues. MedicsDocAssistant EHR/EMR for Cardiology provides a meticulous checklist of all of the possible medical difficulties of the patient. This includes CAD, IDOM, CVA and other heart conditions as well as all related conditions such as liver and renal diseases.
Family Medical History
An in-depth Family Medical History is easily captured in the MedicsDocAssitant EHR/EMR. This historical information can be accessed quickly and may be essential for making a correct diagnosis.
Palpation
The Palpation portion of the electronic medical record efficiently stores information about the patient’s Point of Maximum Impulse (PMI) which allows the physician to evaluate the heart size.
Auscultations
Information regarding the heart’s sound, rate and rhythm is clearly gathered indicating whether or not the auscultations are normal
Heart Sounds
The patient’s Heart Sounds (i.e., S1, S2, S3, and S4) are effortlessly stored and viewed
Pulse
The Pulse section indicates the presence or absence of the Femoral, Pedal and Tibial pulses
Cardiac Procedures List
A thorough list of Cardiac Procedures is readily available along with the necessary ICD 9 codes, allowing for uncomplicated charge capture and swift creation of the superbill. A schedule for performing essential tests and procedures is readily available to the providers
Arterial Studies
Detailed notations for arterial studies allowing the cardiologist to check the blood pressure in various conditions along with the reasons for performing the procedures
International Normalized Ratio
A reference table is provided allowing the Cardiologist to check the patient’s International Normalized Ratio (INR) and effectively control dosages of anticoagulants. It also provides a mechanism for tracking dosages and other details of other medications as well
ECG
All of the important Information obtained from the ECG, such as dimensions of the cardiac vessels, is recorded and stored without difficulty. This information can be accessed at any point in treatment and the user can generate a report for the patient which contains only ECG results
Lab Tests
A detailed Lab section allows for access to an extensive list of tests and worksheets for the patient, enabling the cardiologist to view lab results, and schedule tests and reports quickly and efficiently
MedicsDocAssistant for Cardiology
Allows for images to be stored on the patient’s record
Success Story: Connecticut Cardiology Center
Seven years after implementing ADS’ practice management system, Connecticut Cardiology Center decided it was time to implement an EHR to help manage the enormous amounts of paper being generated, to eliminate charts and files, and to automate their encounters so they once again turned to ADS.
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