X Note
In development
For the care team. The endoscopy center's workspace, from intake to discharge and on to the pathology letter. The procedure note is written from what the team records along the way.
- Intake: the EHR's records and faxed or uploaded documents in one list, for staff to confirm with the patient.
- Pre-op nursing, consent with signatures, the anesthesia record and the time-out, in one chart.
- Findings recorded once, in the room, and the procedure report written from them.
- Colonoscopy quality from the case itself: cecal intubation, withdrawal time and bowel prep from the room; adenoma and serrated detection rates once pathology is back.
- Suggested CPT and ICD-10 codes for the coder to review, and the GIQuIC registry fields.
- Pathology reports read into each jar; the result letters and the recall interval drafted for review.
A working prototype today, with the production version in development. The demo uses synthetic patients only; sign-in is by a code sent to your email.
Prep Navigator
In use todayPatent pending
For patients. Their procedure, their prep, their dates and their medication holds in plain language, on the web and in the iOS and Android apps.
- Prep Tracker™: each step tracked, from prescription pickup and medication holds to starting the prep the day before.
- Prep Progress Bar™: the patient sees at a glance how much of the prep is done and what comes next.
- A prep schedule built backwards from the procedure date, so every step lands on a named day.
- Medication holds with the rule and the date it falls on, counted from that patient's procedure day.
- A prep assistant that already knows which preparation the patient was prescribed.
- Reminders sent when a step comes due and is not done, by email and text.
- For the office, the day's schedule, with each missed or late step flagged as critical or needs attention, each in its own color.
In use at Eagle Gastroenterology in Greensboro, North Carolina. Configured by each practice with its own preps, instructions and hold rules.