The platform takes large amounts of patient data to create a whole picture of a patient’s health status, according to a May 18 press release from Navina.
Clinicians can then use the platform to help diagnose patients.
“With physicians caring for patients across three counties in locations ranging from cities to the suburbs, the ability to view a holistic clinical summary of a patient’s current and past condition, as well as medications, tests, hospital or specialist visits, is a real game changer,” said Karna Patel, MD, vice president of Tampa General Medical Group. “Complete clinical information is available on a summary screen for chart preparation before an appointment, thereby reducing review time for the clinicians.”
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