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OpNote lets me quickly create detailed reports from anywhere, instantly producing reports that look great and are easy to read.
Eliminate the ongoing cost of transcription and abstraction of surgical reports
Surgeons can complete and sign the operative report from anywhere. Personalized report defaults allow for completion before leaving the OR, in many cases in fewer than 30 seconds.
Checklists are designed to ensure a patient safety process that doubles as a proactive defense against possible malpractice claims. Also helps with RAC audits by ensuring surgeons and facility are using the same set of same sets of codes.
Facilitate the capture of performance and quality improvement data for enhanced patient care and quality initiatives like PQRI.
OpNote is accessed via a web browser and can be hosted by mTuitive or internally at a hospital or surgery center. Touch screen monitors and keyboards are utilized for the most efficient data input.
Rather than dictating the postoperative report, the surgeon uses an intuitive chooser on a touch screen monitor that accesses the appropriate procedure codes and instinctively produces available diagnosis codes. A personalized, defaulted postoperative report is dynamically produced. In the final step, the surgeon reviews and electronically signs the report once and is done. Physicians won't have to waste time reviewing, correcting and waiting for their transcribed reports.
The final report is printed out on the spot or saved directly to the medical records at the hospital or surgical center.
Example of postoperative report created with OpNote
Capture only the most essential information needed for documentation of your procedures. Complete reports during or right after surgery for faster turnaround in reimbursement. Structured data approach improves ease of research and clinical studies.
I am impressed by the ease of use and intuitive nature of [Opnote for Vascular Surgery]. I have had the opportunity to put it through extensive use and strongly believe that this could be a very helpful addition to one's office-based vascular and vein surgery practice.
Eliminate the ongoing cost of transcription and abstraction of surgical reports
Surgeons can complete and sign the operative report from anywhere. Personalized report defaults allow for completion before leaving the OR, in many cases in fewer than 30 seconds.
Checklists are designed to ensure a patient safety process that doubles as a proactive defense against possible malpractice claims. Also helps with RAC audits by ensuring surgeons and facility are using the same set of same sets of codes.
Facilitate the capture of performance and quality improvement data for enhanced patient care and quality initiatives like PQRI.
Example of postoperative report created with OpNote
Synoptic reporting allows for better communication with pathologists, referring physicians, and patients. Structured data means easier access to better information for vital research and treatment initiatives.
I like the idea of being able to create an operative report that is complete and comprehensive in a very rapid and efficient way. OpNote has made it easy to create a complete, standardized report generated in a rapid and intuitive manner.
Eliminate the ongoing cost of transcription and abstraction of surgical reports
Surgeons can complete and sign the operative report from anywhere. Personalized report defaults allow for completion before leaving the OR, in many cases in fewer than 30 seconds.
Facilitate the capture of performance and quality improvement data for enhanced patient care and quality initiatives.
Easy-to-read reports improve understanding of procedures and diagnosis of patient for referring and consulting physicians.
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