We recognize that the most powerful computer lies between the physicians’ ears. That’s why our physician-designed Quippe solution suite includes clinician-friendly interfaces and workflows that mirror the way physicians think and work.
Powered by Quippe Clinical Data Engine, Quippe Clinical Lens empowers doctors with relevant, high-value information specific to a patient’s individual conditions, eliminating clinical static and promoting better clinical decision-making. The web-based application seamlessly integrates with any EHR, bringing data from multiple encounters across multiple systems, to provide usable medical information to the physician at the point of care.
Satisfying healthcare’s ever-changing regulatory requirements is no small feat. Quippe Clinical Data Engine works behind the scenes to monitor quality compliance and identify which CQM requirements are being met. Quippe Clinical Lens then prompts the clinician with information about potential care gaps, empowering the provider to take immediate action at the point of care while addressing MACRA and other regulatory requirements.
Quippe clinical documentation solutions enable healthcare organizations to heighten the usability and ROI of their current EHRs with enhanced documentation functionality and streamlined workflows, driving greater clinician efficiencies. With more time to spend on patient care, physician satisfaction skyrockets – and more patients receive much-needed care.
But don’t just take our word for it – watch Phoenix Children’s Hospital explain how adding Quippe solutions to their existing EHR led to elevated productivity, allowing their doctors to see up to 30 percent more patients.
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