HP’s Health Center of Excellence

Tooltip   Waiting area The patient arrives for a scheduled appointment –
and registers at the self-serve terminal with a code received via SMS or admission letter. Tooltip Doctors office From the outpatient clinic examination room, the doctor can see his own schedule, change it if a patient is late, and send direct messages patients.   Tooltip   Virtual Desktop The doctor may leave his office but continue his session on another PC, or carry it in his pocket – on a tablet, i-Pad or android device. Tooltip   Outpatient Clinic overview The clinic coordinator has an overview of patients, appointments and doctors, as well as external factors like lab work. Tooltip   Admission One outpatient needs immediate hospitalization.
The coordinator can see bed vacancies. Push or pull? Your choice. Tooltip   Nurses station What is happening at the ward? Vacant rooms, cleaning, nurse call activity. Stay up to date and focused with one glance. Tooltip   Emergency – overview The screen shows ongong activity – what is incoming, who needs help, what are we waiting for? Transparent coordination is the key to efficiency. Tooltip   Stay paperless Use standard printers to print admission writstbands. Scan any paper on admission and automatically attach it to records. Print anywhere with Pull Print. Tooltip   Patient room “I can watch movies. I can call my kids. I can see what’s for dinner, and I can get information about my disease. Brilliant.” Tooltip   Examination Much of hospital work is done away from your desk. Planning interventions. Interpreting data. Behind the scene, but always connected. Tooltip Home care Keeping patients out of the hospital may be a key to long term sustainability of our healthcare system.   Tooltip   Fast Log-On Log on most secure with smart card and pin, faster by ‘tap-and-go’ – or go all the way to Face Recognition? Your choice. Tooltip   Tracking and work flow With automatic registration of work flow, work flow management is next. How many cases? Bottlenecks? See it here.