Caradigm to Launch Mobile Solution for the Hospital Ward Round

CaradigmCaradigm is planning to launch its new Ward Round application, a solution for hospital wards that will help replace existing paper-based processes for collecting information at the point of care. The ward round is where patient care is reviewed and planned, and consequently where most clinical decisions are made and reviewed: what tests to order, what treatments to change and when the patient is safe to be discharged. As the ward round progresses, each decision creates more tasks that must be completed. Traditionally this has been a paper-based process, making care coordination complex and time consuming. This challenge is only compounded when coordinating activity across a multidisciplinary team.

By providing clinical teams with quick access to information about their patient in a single comprehensive patient view, based on their specific configuration requirements, the Ward Round app can help increase clinical efficiency and ensure continuity of care.

Joel Ratnasothy, Medical Director EMEA for Caradigm, comments: "We understand that the ward round can be a difficult environment in which to work. The clinical team moves rapidly from patient to patient, updates must be given quickly, plans must be documented and tasks added to the list for completion later on. Keeping track of all of this information can be challenging. Once the ward round is over it can be difficult to know exactly what needs to be done for each patient, who is responsible for each task and when tasks have been completed."

Caradigm's Ward Round application captures and displays the following information in a patient-centric view:

  • Medical history;
  • Current medications;
  • Laboratory test results;
  • Investigation reports;
  • Vital sign observations; and
  • Jobs list for each patient.

The solution has been designed for mobile devices and will support the ward round by providing a simple, intuitive interface that helps hospital staff get their jobs done. It integrates with existing systems and has a secure login through encrypted user ID and password that validates users against the existing Active Directory.

About Caradigm
Caradigm is a healthcare analytics and population health company dedicated to helping organisations improve care, reduce costs and manage risk. Caradigm analytics solutions provide insight into patients, populations and performance, enabling healthcare organisations to understand their clinical and financial risk and identify the actions needed to address it. Caradigm population health solutions enable teams to deliver the appropriate care to patients through effective coordination and patient engagement, helping to improve outcomes and financial results. The key to Caradigm analytics and population health solutions is a rich set of clinical, operational and financial data delivered to healthcare professionals within their workflows in near real-time. This data asset serves as the foundation for a growing number of innovative healthcare applications developed by Caradigm and industry partners, providing rapid incremental value to customers.

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