QuickChart Remote Medical EMR

Veilige medische nota's voor artsen reizen naar afgelegen of wildernis instellingen

Fast, high quality notes and clinical documentation in low resource, medical mission, and wilderness settings, directly on your smartphone.

WHY DO I NEED A MOBILE EMR?

- Because paper documents are easily lost, and are neither encrypted nor password protected

- Because a smartphone is more portable than a laptop or tablet

- Because a smartphone may be your only resource in remote and wilderness settings

A TOOL FOR MOBILE CLINICIANS

- QuickChart EMR (Electronic Medical Record) addresses the challenges of note-taking and medical charting in remote and wilderness settings

- HIPAA compliant patient records for clinicians and healthcare NGOs (non-government organizations).

KEY FEATURES

- reliable SOAP format clinical notes

- support for photos, sketches, and clinician signatures

- clinical decision support for medical mission trips

- encrypted PDF outputs for clinical charts and billing summaries, sent directly to email

- customizable medical shorthand and shortcuts for efficient data entry

- security: password protection, automatic data purges, and full document encryption

PAPERLESS: YOUR NEXT MEDICAL MISSION

- point of care clinical decision support aims to minimize practice variability and improve quality of patient care on medical mission trips and brigades

- creation of custom Excel reports for epidemiologic analysis

- tracking and analysis of diagnoses and treatment

- clinical guidelines are based on ongoing development at medicalservicetrip.com

WHAT'S NEXT

- secure sharing of clinical data and photos between colleagues

- integration with larger electronic medical record (EMR) systems, including Open MRS

CONTACT US WITH YOUR SUGGESTIONS

- we take pride in our physician designed EMR interface

- we value input from clinicians and global health groups from around the globe

- your download and constructive feedback allow continued development of an affordable global health and wilderness EMR