EHR App Draws on Photos, Images
HealthFusion Inc. has introduced a feature for its ambulatory electronic health records software enabling physicians to draw on a patient picture or one of more than 100 built-in anatomical images.
HealthFusion Inc. has introduced a feature for its ambulatory electronic health records software enabling physicians to draw on a patient picture or one of more than 100 built-in anatomical images.
The MediDraw feature works with the vendor's MediTouch EHR on a tablet, laptop or desktop computer running Windows or Apple operating systems. A physician can access embedded anatomical images, or take a picture of a patient and use a smartphone to upload the picture to the EHR via the Internet, and then draw with a fingertip on the picture.
MediDraw was designed and tested for an iPad using a Safari browser, but is compatible with most modern browsers, according to the Solana Beach, Calif.-based vendor. Version 3 of the MediTouch EHR is meaningful use certified. More information is available at healthfusion.com.
The MediDraw feature works with the vendor's MediTouch EHR on a tablet, laptop or desktop computer running Windows or Apple operating systems. A physician can access embedded anatomical images, or take a picture of a patient and use a smartphone to upload the picture to the EHR via the Internet, and then draw with a fingertip on the picture.
MediDraw was designed and tested for an iPad using a Safari browser, but is compatible with most modern browsers, according to the Solana Beach, Calif.-based vendor. Version 3 of the MediTouch EHR is meaningful use certified. More information is available at healthfusion.com.
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