Your pediatric EHR should connect the dots.
Pediatric care involves more than what happens in your practice. When health information is fragmented, care can slow down and your team is left filling in the gaps. Office Practicum connects your patients’ charts with providers, labs, pharmacies, registries, and other systems, keeping information flowing without adding more manual work.
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Pediatric care comes with a lot of connections to keep up with.
A child’s health information may live across specialists, hospitals, labs, pharmacies, and other systems. When those pieces don’t connect, your team is left tracking down what they need to see the bigger picture.
When systems don’t talk to each other, information has to be requested, entered, uploaded, or tracked down manually. That takes staff time away from the work that actually needs their attention.
Interoperability isn’t just about sharing information. When a child’s care involves other providers and organizations, the right connections make it easier to coordinate care and keep everyone on the same page — all working toward the same outcome.
Keep patient information connected without managing it twice.
Connect to HIEs and Carequality to find and bring in patient information from other providers and organizations, giving your team more of the patient story without relying on manual record requests.
Bi-directional eLabs let your team send lab orders and receive results right in OP, while supported in-house lab devices can feed results directly into the patient’s chart. ePrescribing keeps communication with pharmacies connected, too.
Bi-directional connections with supported state immunization registries let your team send and receive immunization information right from OP. That means less logging into separate systems and entering the same information twice just to keep both records current.
Secure eFax and Direct Messaging give your team more ways to communicate with outside providers from within OP, while FHIR APIs make it possible for other healthcare technologies to securely connect and share data.
Same information. A lot less chasing and re-entering.
See how much time goes to chasing outside records.
Set how many outside records your staff chases each week and the minutes each one takes. Both numbers are yours; the total is what connected records exchange gives back.
Making sense of EHR interoperability.
Office Practicum supports multiple ways for pediatric practices to connect and share information, including Carequality and health information exchanges, bi-directional eLabs, bi-directional immunization registry connections, secure eFax, Direct Messaging, medical device integrations, and FHIR APIs. The goal is to keep more of that work connected to the patient chart instead of relying on separate systems and manual re-entry.
Carequality gives practices a way to search for and access patient health information from participating providers and healthcare organizations. In Office Practicum, staff can use that connection from the chart to bring outside records into the patient’s history and get a more complete view of care without relying on manual record requests alone.
Yes. Office Practicum supports two-way communication with pharmacies, so practices can send prescriptions electronically and receive refill requests back within the prescribing workflow. That means less phone follow-up and keeps more of the back-and-forth with the pharmacy connected to the patient record.
Yes. Office Practicum supports bi-directional immunization registry connectivity, allowing practices to send and receive immunization information electronically. That helps staff keep registry and chart information current without logging into a separate system and entering the same data again.
Office Practicum connects with hundreds of labs, allowing practices to electronically send lab orders and receive results within OP. In-house lab devices can also connect directly to Office Practicum, so results flow into the patient’s chart as discrete data for review instead of requiring staff to manually enter results or manage them in two different places.
Office Practicum supports secure eFax and Direct Messaging so practices can send and receive information with outside providers from within the workflow. This reduces reliance on paper faxing, separate communication tools, and manual steps to move information between systems.
FHIR APIs are a standard way for healthcare technologies to securely structure and share health data. Office Practicum supports FHIR-based connectivity so other healthcare applications and systems can connect and exchange information in a more standardized way.