This a nice video with music showing how PowerChart works. Nice job on the music, not boring at all, from Stanford. It does a nice job showing how part of the chart use drag and drop capabilities. This is how it works from the bedside. BD
The potential of MPages within Cerner PowerChart, as demonstrated by Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford. Compare LPCH's original Rounds tab with the new and improved tab featuring AJAX data loading, an iGoogle style drag & drop layout, and auto-login links to external resources. A single click on the icon for Bedside Monitor takes us directly from the patient's chart to their waveforms in real time.
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This is not from the bedside! This is from a different building than the hospital. This video demonstrateds how the bedside monitor can be accessed from ANYWHERE...
ReplyDeleteThank you for giving me an update on the software and how it works.
ReplyDeleteCould you please update the post so that people are not misled?
ReplyDeleteOur hospital is using powerchart now. It is pretty difficult to navigate and I am having problems with their EMR now. Do a google search on FFAP's review.
ReplyDeletePowerchart is a horrendous inpatient EMR. We've seen serious patient disasters because no clinician can figure out the interface. Selection of this dog was made by billing and administration with no input from the clinicians having to use it. The end result is a disaster. We can't even figure out how to implement it successfully in the O.R.s. Years after purchase, our IT staff is overwhelmed with problems from it because staff can't deal with it.
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