The health system will co-develop the platform, dubbed Medical Brain, with healthPrecision, according to a May 11 press release from BayCare. Using the platform, nurses will be able to use a mobile device to dictate information to the application, instead of providing patient updates via a computer.
The platform will then input that information into a patient’s EHR.
Through its app, Medical Brain can also remind nurses when a patient’s follow-up is recommended or required.
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