Wednesday, August 31, 2016

VisualDx Minute-what users are saying and the Diagnosis Challenge!


 
 


             
 
 
 
WE LOVE HEARING from you about VisualDx and how you use our decision support tool in your everyday practice. Hearing from our customers is how we continue to make VisualDx the best it can be. Earlier this year, we asked you to record your feedback and send it to us. We've compiled the results into this video - take a look.

Many thanks to those listed below for participating in this video!
  • Dennis Porto, MD, a dermatology resident at Henry Ford Health System
  • Matt Innes, MD, a transitional intern at Tucson Medical Center
  • Jane Clark, MD, a dermatologist at the Hamilton Medical Center
  • Roman Bronfenbrener, MD, a dermatologist at Stony Brook University Medical Center
  • Yosef Seewald, PA-C, MPAS, a dermatology physician assistant at The Dermatology Group, PC
  • Ashley Dietrich, an M4 at the Medical College of Wisconsin
  • Travis Morrell, MD, a dermatology resident at Loma Linda University Health
  • Tyler Shelton, PA-C, a physician assistant at Florida Emergency Physicians
 
 
 

VISUALDX WAS ONE of the first commercial applications using FHIR within Cerner Millennium. FHIR integration brings intelligence to the electronic health record – a solution that improves the workflow while also enhancing patient care.

Recently, the CMIO at Cox Health, Louis Krenn, MD discussed the benefits of VisualDx and FHIR with Healthcare Informatics.

"When I start to give the application additional clinical information, it is already taking into consideration the context of that patient. I could take the time to tell the application all this information manually, but that is going to take me a lot longer to get to my diagnosis. If we are using this at the point of care in front of the patient, we want to be as efficient as we can,” said Dr. Krenn.

READ MORE from the interview.
 
 
A 16-YEAR-OLD African American girl went to the doctor with erythema covering her nose, cheeks, and upper back that appeared after a day trip to an amusement park where she got a lot of sun. There were also a few scaly plaques on these sites. Her mother is concerned about her daughter’s obvious weight loss. The daughter also stated that she was constantly fatigued, and has experienced joint pain and recurring headaches over the past few weeks.

Can you diagnose the patient? Use the Differential Builder in VisualDx to help you.

Look for the answer on our Facebook page on Tuesday, September 5. Follow us on Facebook for a new quiz every Monday!
 


 
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