Patient Medical Record

Infectious Diseases Medical System

As is well known to medical practitioners, HIV/AIDS patients are treated by a variety of physicians and infectious disease specialists generally within a clinical environment using the patient's medical folder as the "catch all" for the patient's initial and current health history, medications and treatments that have been applied to-date. This folder may contain hundreds of pieces of paper, including the Doctor's SOAP (Subjective, Objective, Analysis, and Plan) notes, and lab and diagnostic tests, which are often commingled with patient appointment information and financial data. Considering that the average patient visit may last only 20 minutes for the review of the patient's history, physical evaluation, diagnosis, and recommended treatment plan, the ability to quickly review this patient data at a glance is absolutely essential for the correct diagnosis and treatment of the patient.

Due to the difficulty of finding critical patient data, expensive orders for lab and diagnostic tests are often duplicated, causing unnecessary confusion and expense. T-Cell Tracker was developed specifically to provide a method for entering patient data for HIV-Positive and AIDS patients into a feature-rich but simple to use computer system.

The system is managed from a unique Master Choices Menu which NEVER LEAVES YOUR VIEW. There are no annoying pull-down menus or hidden features which are difficult to find, at best. All features are always available from the Master Choices Menu, simply by clicking on the desired feature.

Once patient data is entered, it can be displayed in both graphic form, as in the case of viral load and RNA log values, and in the form of a Patient Medical Record, in order to display all patient-related data. The system provides the ability to capture every conceivable type of patient data which may be desired by clinics and hospitals. Thousands of hours of painstaking work have gone into the design of the system such that a medical practitioner with only the most minimal computer knowledge can be extremely comfortable working with this system within a few hours. No feature is more than four mouse clicks away. The system will work with a very minimal set of basic data, but then the power of the system is then not being utilized to its fullest capability.

Using the "Find Any Data" feature, your staff can fill in group data status reports that are required by supervisory agencies, such as the CDC, JCAHO, and the Department of Health. Where before it might take days to complete these reports, it will now take only a matter of minutes to have T-Cell Tracker quickly tell you how many patients you have in total, how many active patients are taking AZT, and any other combination of statistical data you may desire.

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