HealthPlix releases AI powered prescription summary dashboard for doctors, Health News, ET HealthWorld

Bengaluru: HealthPlix Technologies, an AI-powered EMR software today, announced the release of the Prescription Summary Dashboard (PSD) for doctors. The AI feature helps doctors to use real-time analytics and analyse their historical prescriptions within a few clicks and enable them to identify different cohorts of patients and the treatment given to them.

The PSD, a user-friendly interface model, is said to be a research-oriented platform that helps deep dive into a patient’s medical history. This dashboard provides an overview of complete practice with an aggregated analysis of prescriptions, allowing doctors to elevate their engagement with patients. Backed with analytics capabilities it allows doctors to find areas of improvement to drive better patient outcomes.

Throwing light on the software, Sandeep Gudibanda, CEO, Healthplix Technologies says that the ability to provide doctors with a simple visual representation of a patient’s prescription history that is backed by analytics has the potential to drive better health outcomes and transform the doctor-patient relationship. Informed that PSD strives to equip doctors with analytical tools that are focused around mapping a patient’s longitudinal health journey.

This prescriptive analytics makes use of patient health information to assist doctors in advanced treatment planning, assessing high-risk patients and dealing with a large amount of patient information in a much efficient way. It further helps in predicting patients who are at greater risk and connect with them proactively to minimize it.

Commenting about the technology, Chaitanya Raju, Chief of AI, said, “Currently, doctors have no way of obtaining information on the medications administered to a specific cohort of patients and it is a time-consuming process with the potential for misinterpretation. The prescription summary dashboard is a one-click deep dive analysis tool for doctors making patient care more efficient. It will help doctors with solutions that will help them save time, provide superior care, and improve the in-clinic experience.”

Major public health incidents such as COVID-19 have the characteristics of being uncertain, sudden, and hazardous and analytics tools such as the PSD bring in a new aspect for doctors in anticipating developments, responding to incidents with speed, precision, and agility leading to efficient patient treatment and control over their health.