Scanning Medical Records
Why hospitals should scan medical records
Data Analytics
Medical Directors can get a lot of information from data mining medical records. If records are properly coded to ICD 10, Medical Directors can get a glimpse of the largest numbers of cases, and make the appropriate investments in equipment.
Hospital marketing teams can also get a lot of information from data mining. (From finding out where patients are from, age brackets and top diseases and procedures to date).
Protection of Records
Patient records have very long retention periods. (ensuring the safety and accessibility of records is challenging when dealing with paper).
Valuable Space Reclamation
Hospital space is very important and medical records eat up a lot of space. Storing medical records off-site is a very practical and much cheaper option than storing records on-premise.
Efficiency
It is quite common to see delays or very long processing times to get medical histories with hospitals in the Philippines.
DOH Compliance
The Department of Health requires hospitals to submit statistical data. These datasets are cumbersome and costly to produce without a Document Management System, but these datasets are very important for the health of the population and it needs to be done.
Archive One is a document management software designed to help companies easily classify, store, secure, and retrieve essential company documents that are needed for retention and audits. With the help of our partners, we provide an end-to-end document management solution from scanning to document storage, at a highly competitive price.
