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This document describes an anesthesia electronic medical records (EMR) system. It allows anesthesiologists to easily and accurately document pre-anesthetic assessments, anesthesia assessments during surgery, and post-anesthetic assessments. The EMR system improves clinical documentation, patient care, and surgery throughput by allowing anesthesiologists to access and enter data using a tablet computer both online and offline.

ANESTHESIA EMR
Solution for ambulatory surgery centersSolution for ambulatory surgery centers

Anesthesia EMR
After the success of CareEMR and CarePM, CareEMR
comes up with a Specialty EMR for Anesthesiologists
and Anesthetist .
– Easier and stimulating to enter this electronic process
– Focus on accurate clinical documentation
– Improve patient care
– Improve surgery throughput
– Enjoy flexibility to manage notes made at the surgery
center in a Tablet PC

Pre Anesthetic Assessment
Prior to the surgery:
– Patient demographics, current medications, allergies,
review of systems and past surgical history are recorded.
– Problem list and Anesthesia Plan is structured out.
– Anesthetic drugs are administered.
– Care is taken for any irregularities that may occur during
the loss of consciousness.

Anesthesia Assessment
During the surgery:
– Anesthesiologist accesses the application through his / her
Tablet PC.
– Involve an offline mode of entering data.
– Anesthesia Flow sheet is fed in with details like
Medications, Monitors, Antibiotic Details, PACU details
and any Equipments used for the surgery.

Post Anesthetic Assessment
After the surgery:
– All the records maintained are then just plugged in to the
main system
– Collaborate the entire set of records

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Emr System

1. ANESTHESIA EMR Solution for ambulatory surgery centersSolution for ambulatory surgery centers

2. Anesthesia EMR After the success of CareEMR and CarePM, CareEMR comes up with a Specialty EMR for Anesthesiologists and Anesthetist . – Easier and stimulating to enter this electronic process – Focus on accurate clinical documentation – Improve patient care – Improve surgery throughput – Enjoy flexibility to manage notes made at the surgery center in a Tablet PC

3. Pre Anesthetic Assessment Prior to the surgery: – Patient demographics, current medications, allergies, review of systems and past surgical history are recorded. – Problem list and Anesthesia Plan is structured out. – Anesthetic drugs are administered. – Care is taken for any irregularities that may occur during the loss of consciousness.

4. Anesthesia Assessment During the surgery: – Anesthesiologist accesses the application through his / her Tablet PC. – Involve an offline mode of entering data. – Anesthesia Flow sheet is fed in with details like Medications, Monitors, Antibiotic Details, PACU details and any Equipments used for the surgery.

5. Post Anesthetic Assessment After the surgery: – All the records maintained are then just plugged in to the main system – Collaborate the entire set of records

6. WHAT YOU GET…

7. THANK YOU ! Contact: info@careemr.com

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