Novatek Medical Data Systems
Executive Summary
Novatek Medical Data Systems is a leading provider of state of the art solutions to healthcare facilities helping save patient lives and providing a better working environment. It meets healthcare technology challenges in Patient management, Cognitive Assessment, Ambulance Trauma management, Anesthesiology, Disease Control, Clinical Assay management, Organ Donors and Tissue management. Novatek applications substantially improve patient care, enhance healthcare processes, while drastically decreasing the costs. As a healthcare solutions provider we bring our expertise to the aid of healthcare professionals allowing them to focus on helping patients. All our systems support electronic signature and other key certification requirements. Novatek Medical Data Systems observes the highest ethical standards and we strive for excellence in everything we do.
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Since 1995, Cognistat is one of the most widely used test methodologies employed by psychologists, psychiatrists and neuropsychologists world wide. More that 200 peer reviewed publications in the areas of Alzheimer’s Disease, Traumatic Brain Injury, Parkinson’s Disease, Dementia, Traumatic Brain Injury, Post traumatic Stress Disorder, Stroke, Geriatrics, Neurosurgery, Psychiatry, Substance Abuse, Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery, Dialysis, Nursing Assessments, Driving Skills
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Ambulance Trauma is a complete software solution that enables hospitals to chart patients and share data in real-time, and easily manages Ambulance Trauma workflow and analyze patient data. Ultimately, Ambulance Trauma helps hospitals realize significant clinical and operational benefits to improve performance and quality. Capture data using a finger to...
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...us methods of communication such as calling patients to remind them of their future appointments, automatically faxing or emailing lab results and producing reports physicians, faxing prescriptions to pharmacists.
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Tissue Incubator Organizer is designed to track and manage all specimens and samples in incubators, and their movements between shelves and incubators anywhere globally. The system tracks incubator cleaning and alerting systems as well as being FDA cGLP/cGMP and FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliant. It is optimized and scalable for tissue and blood banking, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and In Vitro Fertilization industries. User has access to easy bar-coding and label printing for all incubators and specimens/samples. The system is designed to work with third party incubator continuous temperature, humidity and water level monitoring and alerting systems.
Dr. Correia has done many internships and fellowships in multiple places. Before acquiring his Doctorate, Dr. Correia had an internship at the Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Gainesville, Florida for a year. After getting his Ph.D. he had two fellowships at the Brown Medical School dealing with Neuropsychology and Dementia Research in the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior. Dr. Correia has been awarded countless times including his most recent Outstanding Teaching Award in Psychology at the Alpert Medical School at Brown University.
Epic is system wide throughout the hospital and its ancillary centers that is an electronic medical record system. It was implemented into the hospital to streamline and organize the records of patients so that no matter where they are in the hospital, their record is instantly accessible to healthcare providers and all departments at any time. Epic has received the Best in KLAS award in 2014 and also is the #1 software suite five years running. KLAS is dedicated to providing “the single best source of honest, unbiased information about the software and equipment that keeps healthcare moving forward.” KLAS has stated that epic is a leader in the market for adding clients because their system is low risk and
– Health care providers who transmit health information in electronic form for certain standard transactions.
...however issues such as reliability, validity and bias occur when studying brain damaged patients therefore is not always a valid way of studying working memory (in Smith, 2007).
Errors caused by system problems can be prevented by working with your vendor to reset user preferences as needed. In order to preserve data quality and protect patient safety, it is very important that all medical records contain correct information for the safety and treatment of the patient. It is very important to note any cha...
...ng informatics. The integration of an early warning scoring system with nursing practice is a means with which technology and nursing knowledge evolve to “applied wisdom” (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2012). The data is represented by the vital signs. The collection of vital signs will generate information. The information will be scored in the system and alert the nurse when there are abnormal findings. The nest steps can only be taken by the nurse. Critical thinking, interpretation and application of the findings from the patient’s medical record are the next steps. Nurses must be able to apply the information into their nursing practice in order to continue to develop and deliver the best care to patients. As technology continues to expand to many clinical areas, nurses will need to continue to understand how the world of technology translates to patients.
Kumar, S., Rao, S. L., Sunny, B., & Gangadhar, B. N. (2007) Widespread cognitive impairment
EMRs provide a common access point where clinicians and health care providers can review and document information about clients and their care. These records are essential to improving efficiency and increasing client safety (Electronic Medical Records, n.d.). Electronic reports are an enabling technology that allows medical practices to pursue more powerful quality improvement programs than is possible with paper-based records (Miller, Robert; Sim, Ida). Clinicians and clients do not have to worry about errors occurring due to the poor legibility of handwritten paper medical records. EMRs facilitate the continuity of care before, during and after hospitalization because all the data in one place. Think of the amount of time and money employees spend on phone calls, emails, and faxes ...
Ruff, R. (2003) A friendly critique of neuropsychology: facing the challenges of our future, Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology. 18( 8), 847-864.
The HIT professionals have to consider the purpose for which the data is collected, which includes its application and use in the hospital. Secondly, they have to consider the process through which the data essentials are gathered or the method used to collect the data elements. In addition, these professionals have to consider the processes and systems that they will use to document and store the data. They also need to consider the methods they will use to translate the data into information that can be applied in various situations.
Over the last several years, electronic medical records are becoming more prominent in health care facilities, replacing traditional written records. As many electronics are becoming more prevalent with the invention of numerous smartphones and tablet devices, it seems that making medical records available electronically would be appropriate for the evolving times. Even though they have been in use to some extent for many years, the “Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health section of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has brought paperless documentation into the spotlight” (Eisenberg, 2010, p. 8). The systems of electronic medical records mainly consist of clinical note taking, prescription and medication documentation,
Friedman, L. N., Halpern, N. A. & Fackler, J.C. (2007). Implementing an Electronic Medical Record. Critical Care Clinics 23: 347-381.
Our clinical knowledge is expanding. The researcher has first proposed the concept of electronic health record (EHR) to gather and analyze every clinical outcome. By late 1990s computer-based patient record (CPR) replaced with the term EHR (Wager et al., 2009). The process of implementing EHR occurs over a number of years. An electronic record of health-related information on individual conforms interoperability standards can create, manage and consult with the authorized health professionals (Wager et al., 2009). This information technology system electronically gather and store patient data, and supply that information as needed to the healthcare professionals, as well as a caregiver can also access, edit or input new information; this system function as a decision support tools to the health professionals. Every healthcare organization is increasingly aware of the importance of adopting EHR to improve the patient satisfaction, safety, and lowering the medical costs.
Mandl, Kenneth, MD., Kohane, Isaac, MD., Brandt, Allan, MD. (1998). “Electronic Patient – Physician Communication: Problems and Promise”. Annals of Internal Medicine, 129, 495 – 500.
From state and federal levels, the healthcare industry has come a very long way, experiencing changes along the way. The development of advanced technology that has enhanced the quality of healthcare delivery systems will help all patients to be able to benefit. Doctors are able to access patient records at a faster rate and respond to their patients in a much more timely fashion. E-mail, electronic transfer of records and telemedicine will give all patients and physicians the tools needed to be more efficient, deliver quality care and deliver quality telecommunication at a faster pace than before.