Reception
Begin the patient's digital hospital record.
XMR is Web Xperts' integrated Electronic Medical Record platform, designed to replace fragmented paper workflows with one connected digital patient record.
Real clinical environments shaped the platform.
XMR was developed in close collaboration with hospital professionals so its workflows reflect the realities of busy reception, trauma and clinical environments.
XMR connects information across the hospital journey rather than leaving it scattered across paper files and disconnected workflows.
Begin the patient's digital hospital record.
Capture trauma triage electronically on PC or tablet.
Doctors can type or dictate notes into the electronic record.
Clinical investigations form part of the connected workflow.
Pathology and radiology information can be accessed centrally.
Generate electronic prescriptions within the clinical workflow.
Connect prescribing with the hospital pharmacy process.
XMR is designed to remove paper from workflows where information needs to be captured, accessed and acted on quickly.
Hospital reception and trauma workflows can be completed digitally, with documentation becoming part of the electronic patient record.
XMR has been used to digitise trauma-unit workflows, including trauma reception and triage.
Staff can capture triage information directly using PCs or tablets, helping move information into the clinical record without relying on traditional paper forms.
XMR brings key investigation information into the wider electronic medical record workflow.
Pathology information can form part of the central patient record, giving clinical staff easier access to results.
Radiology integrations bring reporting information into the clinical workflow.
Integration with supported Siemens environments connects cath-lab and related reporting processes.
Doctors can enter notes directly into the electronic medical record by typing or using dictation as part of their clinical workflow.
XMR integrates with EMGuidance to support electronic prescribing.
Prescriptions can be generated electronically and delivered to the patient by SMS or email, or printed where required.
Discover how XMR can help move hospital workflows from fragmented documentation toward an integrated digital patient record.
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