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PocketMedToolsPocket Informatics LLC
Portland, Oregon
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PocketPractitioner Professional - Key Features

Key Features

  • Patient Tracking. You track patients in any clinical setting, record patient information, create patient notes, and maintain diagnosis and medication lists.
  • Charge Capture.  You capture charges at the point of care utilizing current CPT™ and ICD-9-CM codes, link diagnosis and procedure codes, and create customized code lists.
  • Export & Printing.  You export patient lists, notes and procedures to the Palm Memo Pad, and you can print using Infrared or Bluetooth using a third-party product, such as PalmPrint or PrintBoy. 
  • Intuitive user interface. The application looks and feels like a native Handheld application, so the learning curve is minimal. Designed by practicing physicians, you capture data easily as you see patients in a way that feels natural to you.
  • Universal functionality. We designed the application to be useful for any medical practitioner anywhere in the world. PocketPractitioner can be used by physicians or home health providers, in urban medical centers or in rural care.
  • Applied Medical Informatics. PocketPractitioner evolved from a Masters thesis to a sophisticated Handheld application today. Our goal is to maintain a high standard of excellence in all aspects of product design and implementation.

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