Anesthesiology

AMIS provides a point of care, Electronic Health Record system that will enable your anesthesia group to digitize the entire perioperative process. The platform allows for custom forms and data points, promoting ease of adoption while ensuring billing and regulatory compliance. Designed to specifically meet the needs of the anesthesia provider at the point of care,  stores your data allowing it to be seamlessly delivered to your billing software. The system automatically updates so no additional workload is placed on existing IT personnel or infrastructure. It is easy to integrate, adopt, and will enhance workflow while providing an immediate financial return for your anesthesia group.

Easy To Use

The EMR solution is as easy to use as a pen and paper. The forms you currently use are digitized and loaded on a tablet PC where data is entered using both a stylus and the touch screen. It links with your hospital’s existing system and allows you to effortlessly sync patient information with the patient’s records. Charts and forms are populated with pre-entered patient information, saving time by eliminating redundant entry. Customized electronic forms and records make the system easy to learn and use, while electronic stops and prompts help guarantee billing accuracy. We’re told that these design features make our system significantly easier to use and more efficient than paper.

Mobile And Versatile

With our EMR, your anesthesia providers, administrators and billing personnel are dynamically connected to the patient’s record. Users can work across multiple departments and facilities, seamlessly entering data on easy-to-use devices, using forms they are already know. Whether typing on a desktop PC, a laptop with touch screen capability or writing with a stylus on a tablet PC, the system deploys efficiently, is easily adopted, and offers complete administrative control from a single, central location.

Interface Capability

AMIS has developed interfaces into various Patient Information Management Systems (PIMS) whereby AMIS receives patient demographics and scheduling information and prepopulates various parts of its system to avoid duplicate data entry and potential human error. AMIS can develop either a real-time HL7 or batch interface with the PIMS.