Difference between revisions of "MEDHOST EDIS"
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MEDHOST was formed in 1997 to provide the healthcare industry with management applications that are easy to learn, use and implement. Until that time, EDIS technologies were a rarity, as ED doctors and nurses generally recorded charges and important information by hand, spending more time on paperwork than with patients.Designed by clinicians to eliminate the features that can impede care and put patients at risk, MEDHOST EDIS has touch screen user interface, free of regular software features such as drop-down menus, dialogue boxes, multiple key strokes. | MEDHOST was formed in 1997 to provide the healthcare industry with management applications that are easy to learn, use and implement. Until that time, EDIS technologies were a rarity, as ED doctors and nurses generally recorded charges and important information by hand, spending more time on paperwork than with patients.Designed by clinicians to eliminate the features that can impede care and put patients at risk, MEDHOST EDIS has touch screen user interface, free of regular software features such as drop-down menus, dialogue boxes, multiple key strokes. | ||
| − | MEDHOST EDIS also allows its clients to customize the final layout and templates of the system. A tool kit integrated with EDIS thus provides flexibity to modify the software without altering their exisiting work procedures in ED. | + | MEDHOST EDIS also allows its clients to customize the final layout and templates of the system. A tool kit integrated with EDIS thus provides flexibity to modify the software without altering their exisiting work procedures in ED. MEDHOST’s ED Pass kiosk is another new add-on enhancing the existing capabilties of EDIS. It enables self check-in, automatically screens for high-risk conditions and feeds information into the MEDHOST EDIS to expand visibility to the waiting room and improve patient safety. |
MEDHOST currently serves more than 200 facilities, including the Baylor Healthcare System in Texas, Catholic Healthcare West in California, Catholic Health System in New York and Tenet Healthcare Corporation. MEDHOST is the preferred EDIS provider of VHA Inc., a national cooperative serving more than 2,400 not-for-profit healthcare organizations. MEDHOST easily integrates with leading hospital information systems, including MEDITECH, Cerner, Siemens and McKesson,Eclipsys, CPSI and HMS. | MEDHOST currently serves more than 200 facilities, including the Baylor Healthcare System in Texas, Catholic Healthcare West in California, Catholic Health System in New York and Tenet Healthcare Corporation. MEDHOST is the preferred EDIS provider of VHA Inc., a national cooperative serving more than 2,400 not-for-profit healthcare organizations. MEDHOST easily integrates with leading hospital information systems, including MEDITECH, Cerner, Siemens and McKesson,Eclipsys, CPSI and HMS. | ||
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| + | The success of MEDHOST EDIS coupled with excelled customer service has driven MEDHOST to a “#1 Best in KLAS” ranking for Emergency Department Vendors in 2004 and 2005, as detailed in the “Top 20 Year End Best in KLAS” report (published Dec. 15, 2004 and 2005), which measures performance based on Customer evaluations of vendor performance. | ||
MEDHOST EDIS version 4.2 is a CCHIT Certified® 08 Emergency Department Electronic Health Record. | MEDHOST EDIS version 4.2 is a CCHIT Certified® 08 Emergency Department Electronic Health Record. | ||
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According to reuters.com May 19, 2009 article MEDHOST EDIS is till the leading provider of emergency department systems. Its usability causes clinicians to adopt the system and obtain the benefit from their investment, which is an attractive attribute. The system has reduced medical errors and increased patient satisfaction. | According to reuters.com May 19, 2009 article MEDHOST EDIS is till the leading provider of emergency department systems. Its usability causes clinicians to adopt the system and obtain the benefit from their investment, which is an attractive attribute. The system has reduced medical errors and increased patient satisfaction. | ||
| + | In July 2010, MEDHOST launched a new EDIS compatible module called Care Clock, which enables hospitals to post current ED wait times on their websites so that patients can make more informed decisions about where to seek care for non-urgent problems. Created in response to customer demand, Care Clock utilizes real-time information from the MEDHOST EDIS and doesn’t require any manual input to keep the clock up-to-date. | ||
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Revision as of 20:04, 4 September 2010
MEDHOST, Inc. is the provider of the Emergency Department Information System (EDIS) that is used by many ER departments. It consists of the following features
- Patient Tracking with visual floor plans
- Nurse Charting
- Physician Documentation
- Order Entry with built-in allergy and drug interaction alerts from First Databank
- Comprehensive reporting
- Integration with the rest of the hospital units
MEDHOST was formed in 1997 to provide the healthcare industry with management applications that are easy to learn, use and implement. Until that time, EDIS technologies were a rarity, as ED doctors and nurses generally recorded charges and important information by hand, spending more time on paperwork than with patients.Designed by clinicians to eliminate the features that can impede care and put patients at risk, MEDHOST EDIS has touch screen user interface, free of regular software features such as drop-down menus, dialogue boxes, multiple key strokes.
MEDHOST EDIS also allows its clients to customize the final layout and templates of the system. A tool kit integrated with EDIS thus provides flexibity to modify the software without altering their exisiting work procedures in ED. MEDHOST’s ED Pass kiosk is another new add-on enhancing the existing capabilties of EDIS. It enables self check-in, automatically screens for high-risk conditions and feeds information into the MEDHOST EDIS to expand visibility to the waiting room and improve patient safety.
MEDHOST currently serves more than 200 facilities, including the Baylor Healthcare System in Texas, Catholic Healthcare West in California, Catholic Health System in New York and Tenet Healthcare Corporation. MEDHOST is the preferred EDIS provider of VHA Inc., a national cooperative serving more than 2,400 not-for-profit healthcare organizations. MEDHOST easily integrates with leading hospital information systems, including MEDITECH, Cerner, Siemens and McKesson,Eclipsys, CPSI and HMS.
The success of MEDHOST EDIS coupled with excelled customer service has driven MEDHOST to a “#1 Best in KLAS” ranking for Emergency Department Vendors in 2004 and 2005, as detailed in the “Top 20 Year End Best in KLAS” report (published Dec. 15, 2004 and 2005), which measures performance based on Customer evaluations of vendor performance.
MEDHOST EDIS version 4.2 is a CCHIT Certified® 08 Emergency Department Electronic Health Record.
According to reuters.com May 19, 2009 article MEDHOST EDIS is till the leading provider of emergency department systems. Its usability causes clinicians to adopt the system and obtain the benefit from their investment, which is an attractive attribute. The system has reduced medical errors and increased patient satisfaction.
In July 2010, MEDHOST launched a new EDIS compatible module called Care Clock, which enables hospitals to post current ED wait times on their websites so that patients can make more informed decisions about where to seek care for non-urgent problems. Created in response to customer demand, Care Clock utilizes real-time information from the MEDHOST EDIS and doesn’t require any manual input to keep the clock up-to-date.
Sources:
www.medhost.com
www.biohealthmatics.com
www.reuters.com-Eight Facilities Choose MEDHOST EDIS During First Quarter http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS143667+19-May-2009+BW20090519
http://www.forbes.com/feeds/businesswire/2010/07/14/businesswire142409688.html
http://staging.himss.org/himssstage/asp/ContentRedirector.asp?ContentId=65803
