GYNAECOLOGICAL HOSPITAL

The modern neonatal software solution for documentation and quality assurance in neonatal departments not only facilitates documentation, but also equips it for future structural changes.

Stable and scalable client-server architecture, simple operation, clear and unambiguous presentation of information as well as complete integration into the obstetric documentation are basic requirements for the efficient processing of documentation in the neonatal department.

In combination with NEXUS / OBSTETRICS, the entire documentation process from pregnancy to intensive care treatment is supported on one database.

Regardless of whether soon-to-be mother or female patient during regular check-ups in gynecology: You obtain pictures and measurement data via various ultrasound types, which can be allocated directly to the patient and stored centrally.

Based on the organ chart, you are prompted intuitively through your examination and can record and store findings in a structured way. Clearly arranged input masks thereby simplify indication, case history and sonography of the organs. Thanks to the transfer of biometric data from your ultrasound device, you can save considerable time that you can invest in caring for your patients.

MAMMARY GLAND ULTRASOUND: Interactive Diagnosing

You can diagnose interactively using a sketch of the breast with help of the mammary gland ultrasound.

Previous findings can be transferred unchanged into the system. The 2-D view for documenting diagnostic interventions and chart comparison with previous findings helps you in making decisions.

Integration of ultrasonic diagnoses directly into documentation makes it easier for you to obtain a fast overview into structured diagnoses.

GYNECOLOGICAL ULTRASOUND

Clearly arranged input masks support you and ensure fast and easy documentation. Direct entry of findings using the three-color coding function is possible as well as subtly differentiated findings.

Findings can be drawn in a schematic chart for illustration. Adaptation to internal hospital jargon is possible thanks to possibility of configuring formulation of the text modules.