Unlock the potential of healthcare data and graphical insights with Journal View and Observations – two powerful openEHR modules available in the Lifecare Open Platform.
Data offers huge potential for improving healthcare and treatment – as long as it can be managed, processed and interpreted correctly. However, with so much patient data fragmented across different systems, this can be difficult to achieve. Especially since many healthcare IT systems have limited tools or lack efficient workflows when it comes to data utilization.
Journal View and Observations, openEHR modules available on the Lifecare Open Platform, are designed to unify, simplify, and optimize patient data.
Journal View enables patient records from multiple systems to be consolidated into one unified interface, while Observations delivers intuitive graphical insights creating from complex datasets from multiple sources. Both modules are fully openEHR compliant and can be configured to provide relevant data for any healthcare professional.
Together, these modules empower healthcare providers to optimize workflows, improve decision-making, and deliver better patient care.
Portfolio lead, Tietoevry Care
Consolidate patient data from multiple systems into one unified interface, including historical data from across specialties, while also utilizing new data into one operating system.
Transform and summarize complex datasets into graphical visualizations to unlock unique insights and enable faster real-time decision making.
Fully compliant with openEHR and other standards, which enables seamless integration and full interoperability with third-party systems. This also enables data to be easily utilized and exchanged.
By customizing filters and utilizing extended search options, clinicians can ensure easy access to critical data most relevant to them. This will help improve decision making and facilitate more efficient patient consultations.
Ensure accuracy and streamline updates with easy access to previous versions and direct editing options.
Clinicians can access full overviews of patients’ medical records, including data from openEHR CDR and other third-party systems. Observations can also utilize data from other sources, such as medical devices, to visualize and monitor treatment effectiveness and trends.