emr_for_ophthalmic_surgery
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Electronic Ophthalmic Surgery
Management (EOSM)
Patient History Record Medical Status and History
Review of systems Family and Social History
Interfaces Diagnostic Equipment
Administration Systems
Consent Forms Surgery (Word Document)
Anesthesia (Word Document)
Anesthesia Documentation Anesthesia Questionnaire
Pre-op Anesthesia Order Post-op Anesthesia Order
OP Documentation Pre-op Record
(Intra) Operative Note Post-op Record
Nurse Documentation Pre-op assessment
Intra operative Record Post op Record
OP-Report Surgery Report (Word Document)
Data Export Clinical Trials
Surgery Registries
OP Plan OR Planning
Attachments EyeDraw
Ifa4iPad Interface List (extract)
The OP record can be fully
integrated into the clinical EMR:
Dashboard
1. Medical History
Using ifa's SmartScreen technology, a user can easily enter all the relevant patient OP information.
The user is then able to generate meaningful data (e.g., based on SNOMED terminology) and export
it utilizing the query function for reports, clinical trials, disease registries, and other outcome
databases.
The structured data formats are available for:
- Past medical history - Past ocular history - Family history - Allergies and risks - Medication history - Social history
The user selects terms from "pick lists" associated
with standard codes such as ICD or SNOMED and
their compatible terms with clinical modifiers for
precise documentation.
2. Interfaces
The connectivity guarantee is important for any paperless ophthalmic OR. Interfaces are designed for
data import from ophthalmic equipment and for exchanging data with administration systems
(HIS/Hospital Information Systems and PMS/Practice Management Systems).
Equipment Interfaces
More than 450 instruments and digital systems can be connected with the ifa OP management. The
interfaces are based on exclusive agreements with the leading vendors for ophthalmic technology.
Examples:
- IOL Master (Zeiss Meditec) - PentaCam (Oculus) - Orbscan (Alcon) - HRT (Heidelberg Engineering) - Image Systems (e.g. Topcon, OIS, Kowa, Canon
etc.) - Autorefractor/Keratometer (Topcon, Nidek,
Canon, Humphrey etc.) The up to date list is available on the web:
www.ifa4emr.com.
HL7-Interfaces:
- Demographic data
- Diagnosis codes
- CPTM codes
- Reports CDA
DICOM :
- Images
- Structured Reports
HIS- and PMS Interfaces
The clinical OP management can be connected with the existing administration system (Hospital
Information System/Practice Management System). The bi-directional interfaces are based on the
international HL7 standard (Health Level 7: www.hl7.org).
The ifa system imports all relevant demographic data from the HIS/PMS, stores it within the surgery
record, and then exports all relevant information (e.g. diagnosis, procedure codes etc.) for billing and
documentation purposes.
The ifa surgery management is also designed to
communicate with the integrated image data base or
professional PACS.
DICOM is the standard format for the integration of all
kind of BLOBS (binary large objects) incl. OP videos (e.g.
AVI files).
Signature pads support the
paperless ASC
3. Consent Forms
Consent forms management depends on the relevant legal requirements. All documents are stored
as WORD files which can be modified by merging the patient data from the medical record: name,
DOB, type of procedure etc..
The merged documents can be printed, signed by the patient and the surgeon, and imported as a
scanned object into the EMR.
If the legal requirements allow a digital signature the
patient can sign on an electronically pad (without printing
the consent document).
The system provides samples of various consent forms.
Within the customization service all relevant consent
documents can be stored and mapped to the merging
functionality by the ifa consultants.
The iPad allows mobile
computing in the OR
4. Anesthesia Documentation
The ifa surgery management provides a tool to generate all kind of data fields. The user can choose
check boxes or multiple choice codes. For example anesthesia questionnaires can be created for the
preanesthesia evaluation. Data fields can be structured e.g. for:
- Allergies (medications, food, latex) - Current medications - Problems (heart, blood pressure, kidney, lever,
neurology etc.) - Anesthesia history - Type of anesthesia - Postanesthesia evaluation (level of
consciousness, status cardiopulmonary etc.)
The other alternative is the use of existing paper forms
which are scanned and imported into the surgery record.
Also combinations (structured data and scanned
documents) can be generated within the customization
process.
The integration of the IOL Master is an
example for save and professional
device integration. More than 450
interfaces listed (attachments)
5. OP Documentation
The documentation requirements for surgical procedures in ophthalmology are complex and
changing depending on new equipment, implants and technologies. Therefore the ifa software allows
user defined data structures and vocabularies.
Predefined data structures can be provided for:
- Cataract Surgery - Vitreous Surgery - Retina Surgery - Glaucoma Surgery - Refractive Surgery - Plastic and Orbital Surgery
The structured data concept can be also used to generate
surgery plans for the OR (see OP plan).
6. Nurse Documentation
For the nurse report (NR) the user can choose between two alternatives:
- Digital codes (structured templates with the EMR)
- Scanned paper form
The solution depends on the work flow and the preferred
data use. If users require searchable NR information, ifa
recommends digital code storage. If the NR is stored
because of legal requirements, the scanning process with
paper forms is more convenient. The scanner interface is
also specifically designed for small, fast-scanning devices
(e.g. Fujitsu ScanSnap).
Surgeons can concentrate on
procedures and reduce the paper
work.
7. OP Report
The OP notes are generated automatically by merging pre-defined text reports with the individual
patient and procedure data. The basic text is a WORD document with structured merging features.
Within the customization process the existing user reports are evaluated and preset for the
electronica work flow. If required the OP reports can be
completed with scanned documents (nurse reports,
anesthesia reports, instrument print outs, graphical
documents and drawing documents).
The OP reports can be directly printed and/or sent by e-mail
with the relevant data protection features.
8. Data Export
The ifa software suite offers comprehensive data export functionality. Quality outcome data bases,
registries and clinical trial projects can import directly data from the surgery EMR. The data
structures are SNOMED compatible and can be used for international projects.
Integrated into the OP management is also the export
interface for the EUREQUO project which is used worldwide.
The registry for cataract and refractive surgery allows the
comparison of the user`s quality data with international
registry. The reports are developed by experts based on
data outcome studies by the ESCRS (European Society for
Cataract and Refractive Surgery, more information:
www.eurequo.org).
All EMR versions are available
for Apple iPad
9. OP Planning Chart
The OP management software generates the complete plan for the OR. Users can customize the
layout for the different procedures or surgeons. The system imports the patient related data from
the EMR and integrates the clinical data (visual acuity,
refraction etc.) into the OP plan.
The flexibility of the tool makes painless and efficient, and
the plan can be printed or displayed on a computer screen
(e.g. in the prep area).
Additionally, a tablet PC (such as the Apple iPad) further
enhances immediate access to the OR plan or any other
procedure-related information.
10. Attachments
10.1. EyeDraw
The EyeDraw tool allows all kind of drawings for ophthalmic surgery management
10.2. ifa 4 iPad
All functions are also designed for pad computers like the Apple iPad and for Touch Screen
Technology.
10.3. Interface List
EcMR for Cataract and Refractive
Surgery
Biometer, Ultrasound, Cornea Topography and Multi Function Devices
• Biometer, Optical
• Tomey AL-100
• Zeiss IOL-Master
• Ultrasound Systems
(biometer/pachymeter)
• Bio-/Pachymeter
• 4Optics OCP
• Alcon OcuScan RxP
• Alcon OcuScan (software)
• B-scan systems with video port
• Haag-Streit AXIS II PR (serial interface)
Heidelberg OCP
• M + C - I 3 system
• Mediconsult I-Scan
• Nidek A-/B-Scan US 2500/20
• Nidek Echoscan US-4000/500
• Oculus Pachycam
• Quantel Pocket Pachy
• Quantel Medical CineScan (video port)
• Quantel Medical Compact II (video port)
• Quantel Medical Aviso (video port)
• Technomed E-Z Scan B5500/ E-Z Scan
AB5500
• Technomed PacScan 300 A/300 P/300 AP
• Teknar/Mentor B-Scan III Plus
• Teknar/Mentor A/B-Scan III Plus
• Teknar/Mentor Image 2000
• Tomey AL-100 Biometer/AL-2000/-3000
• Tomey UD-6000
• Tomey SP-100/3000
• Tomey IS-500 A/B-Scan
• Tomey AI-510 A/B-Scan
ifa offers a broad range of device connectivity
EcMR for Cataract and Refractive
Surgery
Cornea Topography (examples)
• Bausch & Lomb Orbscan
• bon Optic EyeTop,
EyeTop-H, Eye Top-S
Haag-Streit Keratograph
• Nidek OPD Scan II
• Oculus Keratograph
• Oculus Easygraph
• Optikon Keratron/Keratron
Scout
• Rodenstock Keratograph
• Tomey RT-6000/7000
• Zeiss ATLAS Model 9000
• Oculus Pentacam
EcMR for Cataract and Refractive
Surgery
Refraction Devices (examples)
• Autorefractor/Keratometer/
Tonometer:
– Nidek RKT-7700
– Nidek TONOREF II
– Oculus Park-1
– Topcon TRK-1P
• Autorefractor:
– Canon R-10/20/22/30/50/F10
– Canon RK3/RK5
– Hoya AR 550
– Humphrey HAR-420/500/510/
525/540/580/580 S/585/590/595
– Nidek AR-310A/330A/600/660
/700/800/820/1000/1200 M
– Nikon NR-5000/5100/5500/8000
• Autorefractor:
– Nikon Speedy
– Nikon Retinomax
– Plusoptix S04
– Rodenstock PR-60
– Rodenstock RA-303
– Rodenstock RX-202/502/520/900
– Shin-Nippon RC 380
– Shin-Nippon QR-007 N
– Shin Nippon EZRef 8000
– Tomey TR-1000/3000
– Tomey RT-7000
– Topcon RM-A-2000/3300/6000/6300/
7000/ 7300/ 8000/RM-8800
– Welch Allyn SureSight Hand-
– Autorefractor
– Zeiss Humphrey Acuitus
EcMR for Cataract and Refractive
Surgery
Kerato-Refractometer (examples)
• Alcon Handheld Keratometer
• Canon RF-1/10
• Canon RK-1/F1/2/3/5
• Grand Seiko GR-3100K
• Humphrey Acuitus
• Humphrey HAK-420
• Humphrey HARK-595/597-599
• Huvitz MRK-3100 P/HRK-7000
• Nidek AR 530A/510A
• Nidek ARK-
510A/530A/560A/700/700A/
760/900/2000
• Nidek KM-500
• Nikon NRK-8000/10000
• Nikon Retinex K-Plus Hand-Ker.
• Nikon Retinomax2
• Nikon Speedy-K
• Potec PRK-5000
• Rodenstock CX 500/520
• Shin Nippon ACCUREF 8001/K
9001
• Tomey RC-1000/5000
• Topcon KR 7000/7000 S/7000
P/7500/
• 8100/8100 P/8800