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Start with the Patient List

Note the familiar look and feel of a native Palm application. You can sort by name or location.

Take a look at the Menu

You can see that PocketPractitioner maintains five clinical lists, has a filtering method for IR printing, and has a number of options for customizing your application. Let's take a look at a few of these.

Diagnosis List

You can handle as many codes as you wish. Take notes during lectures or when reading, then have current information at your fingertips when you are examining the patient.

Procedure List

Procedure codes are customizable. Use the note fields to help with accurate coding.

Preferences

You have many ways to customize your application.

Select an individual patient

You immediately view the most significant demographic data. If you are in a hurry on rounds, just enter the last name and SSN or medical record number. The information can fill itself into the correct locations if your staff is maintaining a list on a back end server or the computer to which you HotSync.

IR Printing and free-form notes

Select locations and view the clinical lists

We added the categories of Active and New to allow greater functionality.

Pocket Practitioner is based on on the fact that you need four sets of clinical information to take care of your patients: problem lists, medication lists, procedure lists, and clinical notes. These are always just a click or two away.

Patient Diagnoses

Each list has the same look and feel, so your learning time is minimal. Each list item has a descriptive field, marked below by the "N", if present.

Patient Medications

Patient Procedures

Everything you need for billing is included. Most data entry is by tapping on the screen. The lists are infinitely customizable, yet simple to maintain.