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A better way to manage
medical documentation Clicktate is a document management, storage and retrieval system designed by physicians that lets you work the way you're used to working. |
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SAVE TIME AND MONEYIf you're like most physicians, you spend countless hours dictating or hand-writing medical progress notes and reviewing transcription. Add to that the cost of your dictation service, or the difficulty reading illegible handwritten SOAP notes, and it's easy to see why medical documentation is one of the least efficient parts of any medical practice. Turn your dictation into Clicktation, and say goodbye to expensive transcription. READY WHEREVER YOU AREBecause Clicktate is web-based, your documentation and patient information is easily retrievable when you need it, where you need it: in the office, an exam room, or anywhere with Internet access. SECURE AND HIPAA COMPLIANTAll Clicktate sessions use SSL encryption and 256-bit encryption to ensure the safety and security of your medical data. |
STATE OF THE ART NOTE BUILDERClicktate builds your documents in paragraph form on-the-fly, while interacting with patients. Data entry is amazingly intuitive, and your completed notes will be organized and legible. With over 2,000 templates in our ever-expanding library, you'll find templates for most patient problems that you encounter. And our physician-created templates use real-world defaults for every option to keep your clicks to a minimum. BETTER CARETake a risk-free 30-day trial and you'll see that Clicktate is much more than a means to improve your bottom line. It's a way to give your patients better care. Our solution allow you to focus on what matters most: your patients. DID YOU KNOW?To optimize the interaction between notes and the facesheet, be sure to Sign and Lock your notes when they are completed. This will make sure that Medications, Allergies, Past Medical History, Past Surgical History, Family History and Social History stay up to date. Once notes are signed and locked you may still update them by reopening the note on the console and adding an addendum to the note. |