What is an electronic medical record?

The digital record of care within one organisation — notes, orders, results, medications and the administrative work attached to them. It differs from a personal health record in whose view it is: an EMR is written by and for clinicians, a PHR belongs to the patient.

Where does the drug information come from?

It is authored, curated and periodically updated by a team of pharmacists, pharmacologists and medical doctors. Provenance matters here more than in most of a record: access to advanced and current information is what a prescriber is relying on when the decision affects a patient directly.

How do laboratory orders and results work?

Through a gateway that handles transactions from the physician efficiently and precisely, so results are recorded rather than re-keyed, and a physician can view them as charts. From the laboratory side, the portal lets physicians record lab orders accurately, which is what ensures the right tests are performed promptly.

Can documents be signed electronically?

Yes, on tablets and mobile devices, with documents routed for authentication and signature automatically. That is what allows providers to work on the move, including seeing patients in their own homes, rather than returning to a desk to complete paperwork.

How does it relate to the rest of the suite?

It is the system of record the others read from and write to. Documentation integrity improves what is in it, the exchange moves it between organisations, decision support reasons over it, and the revenue cycle bills from it.

NANO EMR

Electronic Medical Records Solution

NANO EMR
Electronic Medical Records

Easing healthcare providers with usability of electronic medical records to manage financial, clinical & operational processes.

Reliable drug knowledge healthcare providers can count on

Access to advanced and up-to-date information is significant for providers when making decisions that influence a patient's health. Nano Health's exclusive medical knowledge is authored, curated, and modernized periodically by a team of pharmacists, pharmacologists, and medical doctors. We guarantee that our knowledge is trustworthy and accurate.

The laboratory gateway manages all transactions from a physician efficiently and precisely, avoiding recording test results and influencing patient health. A physician can view analysis results as charts for added convenience. Portal can be effective in meeting the necessities of both laboratories and their physician clients. From the lab’s perspective, portals enable physicians to easily and accurately record lab orders, ensuring that the relevant tests are performed promptly.

With our e-signature, the patient will use an electronic signature on tablets and mobile devices. With our e-signature, we provide services to the next level and make your patients feel satisfied with a great response. Documents get routed for automatic authentication and signature using eSignature solutions. It enables healthcare providers to be on the move or see their patients in their homes.

Nano EMR has a comprehensive patient gateway. Patients will admire it as they can log in, view or edit their demographics, view and book appointments, view medical records and download them, view laboratory results, and can, of course, chat and message with their physicians.

Our inventory service handles multi-products, drugs, and non-drugs, which supports multi-branches and warehouses. Excellent control of dispensing, templates, and monitoring quantities with reminders.

A strong relationship with your patients is proven to generate more referrals. Know your clients better and deepen your relationships with them. It is a technology for managing all your company's relationships and interactions with clients and potential customers.

Enhanced productivity and precision through excellent technology

Develop business connections to grow your business. Assists companies to stay connected to clients, streamline processes, and improvie profitability.

Render a unique service for doctors with drug interactions checks and alerts to get near a 100% acceptance rate. Nano EMR can record prescription information into a computer device – like a tablet, laptop, or desktop computer - and securely dispatch the prescription to pharmacies to begin supplying the medications right away.

With Nano EMR, you can keep all your patient files in the electronic form of records, and it has a place to record everything. Nano EMR's intelligent design makes it easy to access detailed client data whenever you need it. The medical history, being an account of all medical events and problems a person has experienced, is an important tool in managing the patient.

You can access the system worldwide, mobile compatible, multi-company, multi-languages, and give you the power to connect all your branches. With Nano EMR, we keep your data safe and do hourly Back-Up as the system will save you IT support to do maintenance for the data.

We'll take charge of the technology so you can focus on your patients. Develop a customized solution for your practice.

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Products in the suite that work alongside this one.

DoctorSenseAI Clinical Copilot NANO AI CDI 360Clinical Documentation Integrity NANO TELEMEDNANO Telehealth & Telemedicine NANO PHRPublic Health Record

Standards and code sets

ICD-10
CPT
HL7 FHIR

How this works with the rest of the suite

NANO PHR
The EMR is the clinician view of a record; the personal health record is the patient view of the same care.
NANO HIE
An EMR holds one organisation history of a patient — the exchange is what makes the rest of it visible.
DoctorSense
Ambient documentation writes into the record rather than after it, which is the difference between a note and a transcript.
NANO IDDK
The drug knowledge a prescriber relies on has to be maintained somewhere, and that is a database rather than a feature.

Frequently asked questions

What is an electronic medical record?: The digital record of care within one organisation — notes, orders, results, medications and the administrative work attached to them. It differs from a personal health record in whose view it is: an EMR is written by and for clinicians, a PHR belongs to the patient.
Where does the drug information come from?: It is authored, curated and periodically updated by a team of pharmacists, pharmacologists and medical doctors. Provenance matters here more than in most of a record: access to advanced and current information is what a prescriber is relying on when the decision affects a patient directly.
How do laboratory orders and results work?: Through a gateway that handles transactions from the physician efficiently and precisely, so results are recorded rather than re-keyed, and a physician can view them as charts. From the laboratory side, the portal lets physicians record lab orders accurately, which is what ensures the right tests are performed promptly.
Can documents be signed electronically?: Yes, on tablets and mobile devices, with documents routed for authentication and signature automatically. That is what allows providers to work on the move, including seeing patients in their own homes, rather than returning to a desk to complete paperwork.
How does it relate to the rest of the suite?: It is the system of record the others read from and write to. Documentation integrity improves what is in it, the exchange moves it between organisations, decision support reasons over it, and the revenue cycle bills from it.