Benefits of Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System

Federal and state governments asked health organizations to share health data related to the pandemic. Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System helps you fulfill these requests.

Here are the top reasons to use Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System to fulfill data requests on the pandemic.

EMRs and EHRs were not designed for sharing data related to the pandemic, but Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System was designed for it. The government asked health organizations to provide a specific set of information, including patient symptoms, contacts, adherence to guidelines, and an explicit confirmation that a person has zero symptoms. An EMR or EHR is unlikely to capture all of this information. And even if your EMR or EHR collects the data that the government requested, obtaining this information from an EMR or EHR is both difficult and costly. On the other hand, Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System collects exactly the information set that the government requested.

Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System uses an intuitive design so you can quickly navigate through data. Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System not only collects the data that the government requested, but also offers an intuitive user interface. New users typically can start working within minutes.

You can access health information to monitor your populations efficiently. Individuals with a medical oversight role for the system can access health information for the populations that they know so they can monitor them and provide the right care.

And, unlike other health systems that have years-long implementations and require hours of administrative work, Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System lets you get up and running quickly. With automated daily updates for participants, medical safety officers can focus on analyzing data rather than soliciting it.

Organizations can use Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System for free. Oracle donated Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System to the U.S. government and it made this product available to organizations for free. The data collected belongs to the U.S. government, but you can request your data at any time.

The U.S. government awards MIPS (Merit-based Incentive Payment System) credit to practitioners who work in Oracle COVID-19 Patient Monitoring System. These incentives improve a practitioner's credibility and show that they are contributing to research. MIPS credit is especially beneficial to practitioners who work at accountable care organizations.

Contributing to research and getting credit for it? Now that's something that every practitioner can get behind.