eClinicalWorks, the largest ambulatory cloud EHR, announced that Northwest Pain Care recently selected eClinicalWorks to help the practice provide comprehensive care, improve efficiency, and lower patient wait times with the industry’s first health information search tool, PRISMA. The one patient, one record approach collates medical information from specialties, urgent care facilities, hospitals, and primary care providers to enable faster and more accurate decision-making.
PRISMA will aid Northwest Pain Care in its mission to provide exceptional and effective management of acute, chronic, and cancer pain. The practice utilizes comprehensive and multidisciplinary services, including physical therapy, behavioral medicine, and minimally invasive procedures.
“With PRISMA, we can now access patient data at the point of care,” said Hilary Severn, practice manager of Northwest Pain Care. “PRISMA gives our providers a deeper understanding of our patient’s medical histories, which will help our practice continue to provide effective acute and chronic pain management. The intelligent search features account for abbreviations and terminology, making it easier for our staff to find information in seconds. We can now access records seamlessly from hospitals nationwide, including Providence Holy Family, Providence Sacred Heart, Multicare Deaconess, and Kootenai Outpatient Surgery and Medical Center, which are all on Epic.”
With PRISMA, Northwest Pain Care can:
- Interoperate with every EHR participating in CommonWell and Carequality to access any patient record,
- Collate information into a readable, searchable table or grid view,
- Aggregate patient information from insurance payers and patients’ wearable devices to promote better interoperability,
- Leverage search insights to improve value-based care.
Northwest Pain Care, PS is a comprehensive healthcare provider offering a wide range of medical services to patients suffering from acute and chronic pain. With a focus on personalized care, Northwest Pain Care offers a range of treatment options including physical therapy, pain management, and interventional procedures.
SOURCE: Businesswire