Unified Patient Record
Maintain core patient information and encounter history within the healthcare workflow.
Maintain a structured longitudinal patient record that supports clinical documentation and connects relevant information across authorised hospital and clinic workflows.
Move away from fragmented records by organising clinical information around the patient and their care journey.
Maintain core patient information and encounter history within the healthcare workflow.
Capture structured clinical notes and relevant care documentation for authorised users.
Keep medication and prescription information associated with the patient encounter.
Connect laboratory and radiology reports with patient records when modules are integrated.
Make past visit information easier to reference during future authorised encounters.
Use role-oriented access to help limit information to appropriate users and workflows.
Clinical information becomes more useful when it is captured at the point of care and linked to the same patient identity.
Find or create the patient and encounter.
Record clinical information during care.
Attach relevant prescriptions and diagnostic outputs.
Reference authorised history during follow-up care.
Support clinical users while staying connected to the hospital’s operational system.
Common questions about EHR / EMR Software.
EMR usually refers to digital clinical records within a care setting, while EHR often describes a broader longitudinal electronic health record that can support information across encounters and workflows.
Yes, when the modules are integrated, relevant diagnostic reports can be associated with the patient record.
Role-based access can be configured so users work with information appropriate to their responsibilities.
EHR/EMR workflows can be relevant to clinics and hospitals; the appropriate configuration depends on size, departments and care processes.
Discuss your hospital or clinic workflow with the Prime Medi Softwares team.