PK8 8.4.0

PatientKeeper’s mobile application caters to physicians' clinical workflow needs, enabling convenient access to integrated clinical data from various backend systems. The app seamlessly integrates with your current hospital systems, streamlining physicians' ability to view clinical information, input orders, charges, and engage in other essential clinical processes within a centralized platform on their iPad®, iPhone®, or iPod touch® device. Kindly note that organizational approval as a licensed PatientKeeper customer is required to utilize this service.

Access to this application is contingent upon the presence of a PatientKeeper installation at the associated hospital or physician practice. For login credentials, please liaise with your organization’s PatientKeeper contact or click on the link provided to request a demonstration.

With PatientKeeper’s Mobile Platform, medical professionals can efficiently:

• Input various orders such as lab requisitions, medication prescriptions, diagnostic imaging requests, dietary instructions, and consultation referrals.
• Record charges for individual patient visits, identifying any omitted charges with ease.
• Monitor and manage an accurate and current patient roster.
• Access and analyze lab results from both hospital-affiliated and external laboratories.
• Review radiology, microbiology, and pathology test findings.
• Effortlessly view enterprise PACS images directly from corresponding reports within the application interface.
• Assess medication lists including intravenous medications and discontinued drugs history. Review detailed dispensing records of patients (including undosed medications).
• Browse through various clinical notes like admission records, progress reports, consultation notes, discharge summaries, and operative notes.
• View summarized vital signs information including temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, while also assessing input/output measurements for patients.
• Examine patients' documented allergies covering the allergen type (drug, food, environment), substance details, and reactions associated.