Healthinary
Healthinary is a hospital management app that is aimed at reducing the voluminous paperwork generated by hospitals. The multi-user app can be used by the Nurse, Doctor and Pharmacist to move the complete patient lifecycle at a hospital online.
Our Solution
- Patient Readings – In the app, patient readings are colour coded for better visibility. For example, if the body temperature is above 100 degrees, the reading will blink with red colour.
- Inventory – It is possible to maintain the stock of prescription drugs with real-time updates on dosage and duration of the course.
- User Access – At any time, a user (Nurse or Doctor) can be made inactive by the Admin so that he or she no longer has access to any patient records.
- Complete Security – This app’s API is developed using the Laravel framework with maximum level of security
Achievements of the App
- Reduced paperwork
- Quick management of patient data
- Improved user experience
Healthinary application is now all set to change the way the healthcare industry operates around the world.
Our Results
DataRay – Healthinary application is all set to change the way the healthcare industry operates around the world. In addition to saving paper, the app saves a lot of time for nurses and doctors who can digitally update and access patient data in just a few clicks. The main achievements of the app are: Reduced paperwork, Quick management of patient data, Improved user experience
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