The system aims to help doctors experience a more efficient and painless approach to delivering value-based care by offering an EMR platform
MyHealthcare has announced the launch of India’s first single-screen EMR, a system that allows doctors, and clinicians to enter all medical records of a patient encounter on a single screen. The system aims to help doctors experience a more efficient and painless approach to delivering value-based care by offering an EMR platform that promises fewer clicks, faster workflows, and the ability to truly work on one screen.
The Single Screen EMR has been built with a high level of configuration that allows doctors to design their process workflows with a click of a button while treating patients in multiple scenarios be it in an OPD or virtually.
The MyHealthcare single-screen EMR has a built-in CDSS (Clinical Decision Support System) through which the doctor can view the patient’s history that is captured with the help of the EMR. The MyHealthcare single-screen EMR gives doctors the flexibility to use its proprietary voice to text wherever they wish. A CDSS-based care protocol library provides doctors with structured templates for a better and more effective patient care experience. The MyHealthcare Single Screen EMR comes with one of the largest structured drug formulary and a library of diagnostics tests and procedures. The care protocol library has been designed based on evidence-based research from ICMR, the American College of Cardiology and other such institutions.
Divya Laroyia, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, MyHealthcare said “We see a future where most clinical decisions will be made computationally and would be data-driven. For medicine to eventually become personalised, it will need to be supported by a platform that empowers a clinician’s medical workflow. Our single-screen EMR platform has been designed with the physician workflow in mind from the ground up and through this we hope to see increases in efficiency and accuracy of clinical documentation, while simultaneously reducing the workload of physicians. I expect this platform to become ubiquitous within the healthcare system where providers and hospitals would both want and need it.”
The Single Screen EMR provides a complete view of a patient’s medical history, with AI-based analytics of their vital records, and pathology data, including clinical markers to help doctors with their clinical decisions. The MyHealthcare Single Screen EMR has been designed based on months of research with doctors in understanding their pattern of treatment and ensuring the EMR fits their care path flows. The MyHealthcare Single Screen EMR is highly configurable, allowing doctors to set up and customise their EMR screens as per their requirements.
Commenting on the launch Dr Poorva Nandedkar, AVP and Head of Clinical Transformation, MyHealthcare said “The uniqueness of the MyHealthcare single screen EMR is that it uses AI and ML components that provide the doctor’s data in the right sequence assisting in the diagnosis and at the same time creating a rich library of data which can be accessed at all times with a click or just a simple keyword search. With the flexibility and configurability that we are giving with our single-screen EMR, we believe that its adoption will be almost 90 per cent and above.”
The MyHealthcare Single Screen EMR has benefits that can even be utilised for research purposes like studying the data of prescribing patterns with the preloaded protocols to see how a patient presented with the same set of complaints and history in south India may have a different probable provisional diagnosis than one in north India since they might be certain diseases endemic to a region.
“At MyHealthcare we are committed to using technological advancements to improve the quality of healthcare delivery, the MyHealthcare Single Screen EMR is a significant step towards this vision,” added Dr Poorva Nandedkar.
MyHealthcare aims to take up oncology as their target speciality and believes that this intuitive EMR will be a revolutionising tool as doctors wouldn’t need to wade through a ton of paper to understand their patient’s medical history and will be able to deliver better care. As the next phase, an oncology single-screen EMR will be MyHealthcare’s next undertaking.
