Solutions
CareCentric pathways solutions have been designed to support pathways of care and workflow management across multi-disciplinary teams and care settings, as well as supporting clinical correspondence if required. Used as part of the CareCentric solution as a whole, the system supports clinicians and care professionals in their decision making by giving them access to a wealth of integrated care data, presented in meaningful views applicable to their role, complemented by an easy and intuitive e-form capability, which allows for true multi-disciplinary working in real-time. CareCentric’s solutions also help support virtual care pathways or remote patient care pathways by providing a system for secure clinical communications and integrating healthcare data from various teams, wearables, and the patients themselves.
CareCentric solutions have been designed to be user friendly, making use of consistent screen layouts and unambiguous, familiar navigation tools to simplify system use and engage users. Clinical and care professional involvement has been key to developing our user interfaces and ensuring clinical relevance and safety. The aim is to help care services provide more effective and timely care, and to keep patients healthy and out of hospital.
CareCentric Pathways is tailored to suit a wide range of requirements, including condition management, end of life preferences , assessments and, correspondence. For example, our End of Life (EPaCCS) solution makes use of data integrated from primary care systems with CareCentric and automatically pulls this through to the End of Life plans, including demographics, medications, allergies and alerts i.e. adverse drug reactions. Any changes and new information feed through to update the record and the forms.
The integrated care plan gives authorised professionals immediate, on-the-spot access to the records of patients identified as being at risk of unscheduled or unplanned care. The plan is updated in real time, and so provides a single up-to-date record which can be shared across a whole health community.
The use of integrated care plans (ICPs) brings tangible benefits, particularly in terms of efficiency and cost-effectiveness. ICPs help health and social care teams work together to provide responsive, integrated services. However, ICPs can also help the patient feel independent, in control of their lives and able to plan to prevent further deterioration in their health and social care. They encourage a ‘whole person’ view of the individual, whatever the complexity of their needs.
CareCentric Pathways caters for a number of clinical and practitioner requirements, for example, assessments for specific problems, health issues or conditions such as Diabetes or individuals with other complex long-term conditions.
The solution has been designed to support pathways of care and workflow management across multi-disciplinary teams and care settings, for example, providing enablement and support for a diabetes care pathway, as follows: