There are a lot of big, complex problems in healthcare. One of the biggest is that caregivers have an incomplete picture of patients' clinical data, leading to inaccurate diagnoses and inappropriate courses of treatment.
CareEvolution is working to solve this problem. We need talented software developers and implementation engineers to join us in realizing our vision.
One day, Joe becomes very ill. He goes to the hospital and is admitted to the ER. His illness turns out to be serious, so he is transferred to intensive care.
A physician orders a few radiology images, and some labs, while Joe is in the ICU. Joe has a couple of procedures done, and is transferred to the regular inpatient service. Soon after, Joe gets better and is released, with a prescription. He continues treatment as an outpatient, but at a separate clinic.
Joe has come into contact with at least six different departments: ER, ICU, Regular Inpatient, Radiology, Lab, and Pharmacy—each with its own Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system.
Since Joe's data lives in separate data silos, nobody can easily come to a full understanding of Joe's health. Without this comprehensive understanding—across all clinical data sources—caregivers cannot exercise the best clinical diagnosis and treatment for Joe.
This is where Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) come in. HIEs, such as CareEvolution's Orchestrate™ platform, enable the secure sharing of clinical data across multiple care settings in a single hospital...
