DiagnosisOne unveils informatics modules

Jeff Byers | | Health Exec | Precision Medicine
DiagnosisOne has unveiled smartPath, a healthcare informatics platform that provides modules for clinical decision support (CDS), analytics and evidence-based order sets.

smartPath delivers real-time information and recommendations, enabling healthcare organizations to create customized tools to assist care quality, according to the the Lowell, Mass.-based health IT service company.

DiagnosisOne’s smartPath modules include:

  • smartConsult, a CDSmodule that provides real-time views of all patient data, evidence-based recommendations and multi-parameter alerts.
  • smartWatch, an analytics and reporting module that enables organizations to deploy a single system for all their clinical reporting.
  • smartAdvisor, a template-based and customizable order set that helps guide orders for patients based on clinical evidence and alerts delivered to physicians in real time.
  • smartConnect, which provides connectivity to more than 100 public health registries and departments.

Jeff Byers

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