Is it time for Surface applications at the point of care? Heartland Health and Clinic October 10, 2011 David Voran, MD
Jun 27, 2015
Is it time for Surface applications at the point of care?
Heartland Health and Clinic
October 10, 2011David Voran, MD
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Point-Of-Care Devices and Real Time Use
Leveraging technology at the point of careExpands breadth of primary care services and diagnosticsImproves documentationInvolves the patient, increases trust and satisfaction
Big, touch sensitive screensHP 600t/9000 and HP 610t/9300
CamerasEye-Fi SD cards
USB Imaging DevicesProscopeEarscopeMiR Spirometer
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Connect everything to the exam room computer
Bodelin Proscope
Dino-Lite Earscope
MIR Winspiro
Eye-Fi cards: Enable easyreal-timehands-off transfer of photos into EMR
Looking forElectronic scalesStadiometers
Diagnostic Tools Other Information Tools
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POC Technology
Evolution notebook > tablet > standard workstations > expanded large screen workstations > multi-touch wide-screen devices
Device is as much for the patient as the providerUsed as a “window to the world”Technology to do as much diagnostic screening at the point of care as possible
Specialists should only get those patients who’ve been screened
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Power Form Modifications for Patients (and iPads)
Avoid radio buttonsDifficult even with large monitors and iPads
Grids are relatively easy
Spacing is an issue
Larger boxes enable easier patient entry
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Free text for signatures or drawings
MS OneNote TemplateMulti-step processOpen up One-Note > Choose appropriate procedure pageReview and have patient sign (draw) in the appropriate areaSave page as PDFImport document into clinical notes like this:
Older 600’s and 9000’s are too verticalHave moved to 610t and 9300 where unit slides down
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Next phase
Drawing/Signature Controls
Make PowerForms much more usefulCould be applied to PowerNotes and other interactive tools
Citrix recognition of locally connected devices
Many low cost devices have limited shelf lifeNeed to be able to do this without involving back-end configurations
Signature/Drawing Boxes
Multi-touch version of Citrix• Don’t know if it will
ever be created
Exam room surface applications
iPads and other tablets and touch enabled devices linked into PowerChart
Future Directions
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Demonstration
Just a small taste of what’s to come