Medical Records Management

 The purpose of electronic medical records is to serve as a basis of legal information necessary to protect healthcare providers, staff, and patients. Maintaining manual records of every patient's appointment, visit history, medications, and reports is tedious. It takes up a lot of time while managing assignments and retrieving more often than not; the patients misplace the prescriptions, which the providers do by guessing the final diagnosis. Besides, the clinic might lose the records in any unforeseen calamities but with this technology based on cloud-based medical record management. It is easy to operate by selecting a healthcare organization, entering all the details, inviting nurses to manage patient's information, and setting up appointments.


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