CritView® Collect Software
MCAP Admission and Discharge Criteria are available through our state-of-the-art database CRU MCAP solution, called CritView Collect. This robust solution enhances the users’ accuracy in management decisions with regard to the improvement of care quality and resource selection and allocation.
CritView Collect provides a structured way to perform level-of-care focused reviews. In addition, it is a full data management system. CritView Collect allows users to navigate the entire collection of MCAP Criteria by level of care. The application’s configurable interface makes the review process easy and conforms to your workflow. CritView Collect can be configured with customized codes for Reasons, Delays, and Quality Indicators.
Reviews can be accessed through an individual reviewer’s task list. Once a review is obtained, the patient’s full history of CRU reviews is visible, allowing the reviewer to easily navigate to past reviews, hospitalisations, or current reviews that require completion. CritView Collect maintains detailed records of treatment history. The system integrates patient demographics, physicians, facilities, and insurance providers if the patients’ stay is not being covered by National Insurance in instances of an automobile, home or work related accident accessed by the application’s customizable reporting tool. Demographic and treatment information can be manually entered or automatically input from existing PAS and administrative information systems
Caldicott Compliance
End-user access to patient information is password protected. The CritViewCollect database is encrypted and password protected. A robust set of security configurations provide full Caldicott compliance without slowing or altering your existing workflow.
Technology Details:
CritView Collect can be installed on a single PC, on a network,or used in ASP configuration over the Internet. The application can beconfigured to automatically receive demographic and treatment information from existing information systems.
