- EMR (Electronic Medical Records) refers to a digital version of a patient’s chart maintained within a clinic or healthcare provider's system. It includes a patient’s medical history, prescriptions, and test results.
- EHR (Electronic Health Records) encompasses a broader view, sharing patient records across different healthcare providers, specialists, and facilities, ensuring that all involved in patient care have access to up-to-date information.
Clinthora’s EMR system offers a centralized platform to store all patient data digitally, making it easy to access, manage, and retrieve patient information securely. This reduces reliance on paper records, improves workflow efficiency, and minimizes errors, leading to better patient care.
Security is a top priority at Clinthora. We use role-based access control, which means only authorized staff members can access certain types of patient data based on their role. This ensures patient confidentiality, prevents unauthorized access, and complies with healthcare data privacy regulations such as HIPAA.
Key features include:
- Complete digital patient records, accessible anytime
- Streamlined management of prescriptions, treatments, and test results
- Role-based access for staff to ensure data protection
- Detailed patient history tracking for continuity of care
- Secure data sharing between specialists and healthcare providers
Yes, Clinthora’s EMR/EHR system allows easy access to all historical medical data, including past prescriptions, test results, diagnoses, and billing records. This helps healthcare providers make informed decisions and track patient health progress effectively.
Clinthora enables secure data sharing between clinics, specialists, labs, and other healthcare facilities. This ensures that when a patient is referred to another provider, their records are transferred efficiently, maintaining accuracy and preventing repeated tests or incorrect diagnoses.