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Wound Healing Software In North America
7 software items found
by:WoundVision based inIndianapolis, INDIANA (USA)
As the industry’s only full-service provider of wound imaging and documentation solutions, WoundVision offers a full suite of solutions to standardize wound assessment, reduce documentation errors, streamline EMR workflows and create a better patient experience across all care ...
by:Swift Medical based inToronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
All you need to know about every wound care patient. The Swift Skin and Wound Solution includes dashboards that can be used to view a full range of patient population statistics and ...
by:WoundVision based inIndianapolis, INDIANA (USA)
WoundVision’s EMR-integrated solutions help clinicians to save time & money, eliminate duplicate documentation and minimize variations in ...
by:Swift Medical based inToronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Swift brings clinically calibrated wound imaging to your phone and tablet. Non-invasive wound measurement: Automatically capture length, width and surface area accurately with our fiducial marker, HealX. Basic measurements are automatically calculated, with additional measurements easily added. No more paper rulers and eye-balling ...
by:WoundMatrix, Inc. based inChadds Ford, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
WoundMatrix is a powerful Cloud-based, Mobile Wound Management/Telehealth solution that enables the secure capture, measurement and instant upload of wound images and data elements at the patient point of ...
by:MDI Solutions based inToronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Straightforward Design: Interfaces built from a single screen, Visually design message routes, Drag-and-drop mapping, Copy and paste new interfaces. Test Harness: Rapid code test without deploying interfaces, Reuse previously tested messages, Quickly scroll to coding errors. Monitor: Tree-view for troubleshooting, Fast searching, Edit and reprocess messages, Monitor multiple ...
by:Swift Medical based inToronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Connecting wound experts to deliver critical care virtually during the pandemic, and beyond. The 6.5 million people living with chronic wounds in the us are the same people most vulnerable to covid-19: older adults and those with underlying health conditions such as diabetes. These patients require critical care that cannot be put on hold during the coronavirus ...