Medical Systems

Features

All our systems are natively web-enabled using standard Internet Technology. This means provided you have the connection to the website and database server, you can gain access to the system.
All our systems come with security options which can be 'mixed and matched' for your requirements. Each system features:
Database username verification, where the system security is self-contained within the database.
Domain-based username verification, where authentication takes place against users and groups from a network server or Microsoft Windows domain.
Secure Socket Layer. Using secure sockets, data between client and website is encrypted.
Each system has timeout features forcing a new logon after a set period, but can be configured to continue a session, even if a different user logs on. Alternatively the old session may be discarded and a new session started.

Primarily intended for medical researchers, but suitable for any type of people-based liefestyle research such as marketing.
Collect demographic and lifestyle data of people with the web-based screens or import data from scanning systems such as Cardiff Teleform.
Case Study...

The government has instructed the NHS that women within a certain age range should be screened for Breast Cancer every three years.
This is a medical research system to analyse the quality and accuracy of the diagnoses of Breast screenings. Of special interest are women who develop Breast Cancer between one screening sessions.
Case Study...

Remote diagnosis is becoming increasingly popular to maximise available medical skills within the healthcare industry.
This system will catalogue patient burns images from a digital camera, and make them available to others connected to the Internet or company Intranet. Images can be viewed and manipulated using an integrated viewer. Diagnosis and other clinical judgements can be made remotely and patient records updated from a remote location.
This system can be configured for any People Management System requiring catalogued images.

This is a sophisticated planning and scheduling system to ensure the correct level of throughput of patients of Breast Cancer Screening sessions.
The problem is how to ensure the target people are seen and screened every three years with the given resources which include clinic and staff availability.
Additionally there are other dependencies such as ensuring patients have been contacted and the relevant General Practitioner has been contacted and returned relavent forms.
The national screening database also requires to updated as screening sessions are held.
The system can be configured to a general Planning and Scheduling system for requirements other than managing OutPatient clinics, such as a general resource managment system.

Patient contact lists become available in all sorts of ways, from computer generated lists to handwritten address books.
This system categorises people, addresses, organisations, and other groups in a flexible way for easy mail merging and reporting.
Need to create a Christimas card list from all your contacts? No problem setting up a new group with this system.
The product integrates well with desktop 'office' programs and any other application that provides a facility to use database connectors, which most popular software does.
This product is not only for Patient Contact management but is suitable for any business requiring a web-based contact management system.
Think of it as a friendly web-enabled version of Microsoft Outlook.