Infection Control Manager
This subprogram is an infection control surveillance tool used for record keeping, evaluating each case using the revised McGeer checklist tool and determining whether it meets the LOEB minimum criteria for initiating antibiotic therapy.
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Program Features
Easily Create a Record of Patient Symptoms
User-friendly interface for logging in newly assessed patient symptoms associated with infections for easy collaboration and tracking. Infection Preventionist will be able to quickly access these records from the database.
- Set filters by Patient Name and Date of Observation
- Color coded and easy-to-use user interface
Evaluate Symptoms with the McGeer Criteria Infection Surveillance Checklist
Check to see if symptoms meet the McGeer Criteria for Infection Surveillance Checklist before initiating treatment. With our user-friendly interface, you can easily complete this step with ease.
- Easy-to-use McGeer Criteria Checklist for each patient encounter.
- Uses color coding for easy visualization. If it meets criteria, the background turns green.
- Generate printout of completed McGeer Criteria Checklist.
Evaluate Symptoms with the LOEB Minimum Criteria for Initiating Antibiotic Therapy
Check to see if symptoms meet the LOEB Minimum Criteria for initiating antibiotic therapy.
- With the built-in LOEB Criteria checker, you can easily check symptoms if they meet criteria for initiating antibiotic treatment.
- Uses color coding for easy visualization. If it meets criteria, the background turns green.
- Generate printout of completed LOEB Minimum Criteria Checklist.
Manage Test Findings and Reports
Under Test Findings, you can easily keep a record of culture results, pathogens isolated, sensitivity results and scanned laboratory results.
- Keep a record of procedures done including laboratory and radiology tests.
- Keep a log of pathogens isolated including bacteria, viruses, fungus, etc.
- If sensitivity testing is performed, you can enter them manually to generate an antibiogram report for your facility.
- Upload scanned documents and test results for each encounter.
Record Test Treatment and Procedures
Under Treatment, you can easily keep a record of treatment and procedures done.
- Keep a log of treatment and procedures performed..
- Add treatment notes to collaborate with your team members.
Add Nursing Notes to Collaborate with you Team
Under Nursing Notes, you can add comments and notes related to the care provided for each encounter.
- Easily add Nursing Notes to share with your team.
- Chat-like interface with time stamps so users can add comments to each note.
Generate User Audit Logs Report
User Audit Logs automatically keeps track of all changes made by any user in each encounter.
- Keeps track of all user activities and changes automatically.
- Date and time stamped log entries can be viewed separately under each encounter.
Generate a Report of Patients' Infection Records
With a click of a button, you can generate a report of a patient’s infection history including each encounter’s McGeer and LOEB Criteria completion status.
- Shows patient’s entire history of current and past infections in the database.
- Easily check the status of McGeer and LOEB Criteria Checklist in each patient encounter.
Generate an Antibiogram Report for your Facility
Easily generate an antibiotic sensitivity or antibiogram report for patients in your facility.
- Creates a summary of sensitivity rate for antibiotics used or antibiogram report based on entered sensitivity results.
- Maintain compliance with reporting agencies in your state.
Manage Your Database with our easy-to-use Interface
Easily manage your database with just a few clicks.
- Manage patients, providers and infectious agents under Manage Database.
- Patient database is encrypted for added privacy and security.
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