The unusual needs of the Pain Management practice are challenging for most EMRs and EHRs. However, MedicsDocAssistant EMR/EHR for Pain Management has been specifically designed with input from several Pain Management specialists. The result is an EHR/EMR of unparalleled capability for the Pain Management practice:

Watch MedicsDocAssistant EHR/EMR for Pain Management in Action

This video shows MedicsDocAssistant EHR/EMR for Pain Management (Mgt) in action, including the use of voice recognition for automatic transcription, electronic patient consent and integrated digital imagery.

Site Selection
In the Site Selection window of the EHR/EMR software, the Pain Management specialist can select and define the areas of pain in the patient’s body. After selecting the sites, the Encounter form provides a list of the sites at the top of the form.

History
The patient’s medical history is recorded in detail within the electronic health record software. Details include past and current medical problems, family history, current medications, allergies and social history.

Neurological
The Neurological section of the electronic medical record software records extensive information about the various sensory systems, including the 12 cranial nerves and other parts of the nervous system.

Extremities
The Extremities window of the MedicsDocAssistant EHR for Pain Mgt provides information about critical parts of the body, such as the cervical spine, upper extremity, and lumbosacral spine.

Dynamic Reporting
The Dynamic Reporting feature of the MedicsDocAssistant EHR for Pain Mgt lets the the Pain Management specialist view reports about the patient dynamically, as information is entered into the Encounter form.

Assessment and Treatment
This section has a built-in database with an extensive list of items for assessments, medications, CPT codes, and tracked data.

Lab Reports
TO help the Pain Management specialist decide on the best course of treatment, a variety of reports show lab and test results directly within the EHR/EMR.

Referrals
The Referral letter feature enables the Pain Management specialist to send referral letters to other care providers via e-mail, fax, or e-fax. One or more sections of an encounter can be attached to the letter; the recipient can then be selected by using a convenient drag-and-drop mechanism.

Messages
Using the Messages section, the Pain Management specialist can send messages to office administrators as well as e-mails to other care providers. The window displays a list of all of the sent and received messages, and contains a comprehensive address book.