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A Medical Software Company....
During last decade BioSoftWorld's professionals in close co-operation with physicians, nurses and other health experts, have been dedicated to the development of medical software solutions. Biosoftworld provides medical software that concerns electronic medical records, databases and medical office management. Our software designed with the small-medium sized medical practice in mind. The company provides also coding systetms like ICD-9-CM and drug daabases.
Today, BioSoftWolrd is working on solutions concerning the
improvement of medical workflow, medical office software and research, offering doctors and
medical professionals an easy access to better quality software.
Following our vision, we provide user-friendly medical databases and applications at reasonable prices with trustworthy after-sale customer support.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 05 May 2008 )
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The Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems (also referred to as Electronic Health Records) is generally accepted as the key to a substantial improvement in productivity, quality of healthcare and medical research developement. Furthermore, efficient appointment scheduling and prescription writing are also essential for time saving in a busy medical office or clinic.
Our EMR
systems ensure that all well-known disadvantages of paper-based records will no
longer be an issue. Using an EMR Software System by Biosoftworld you can save money and time. No special or expensive
hardware is required, as our main EMR System runs on typical PCs, with Windows
XP or Vista operating system. However, we have
also developed EMR systems that run on Linux environment and mainly in WEB platforms. Biosoftworld is also interested in medical research and artificial intelligence,
exploring the development of decision support tools as well as artificial
neural network tools.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 05 June 2008 )
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Microsoft
Access is one of the easiest and most flexible database management solutions
for the medical office. Microsoft Access provides data validation and
user-friendly features on data entry screens. We have been designing medical
databases in Microsoft Access since 1996. Our databases were always designed
bearing in mind the physician's specific needs, making appointment scheduling,
prescription writing and codification of past medical history and history of
present illness (HPI) really easy.
Nowadays,
every medical professional operates in a fast changing reality, surrounded by
and dependent on various kinds of computer-based equipment and complicated
information systems. Even for the routine practice of a small private medical practice,
a wide range of usually expensive software and hardware is required. However,
despite all that sophisticated equipment around us, the need for personal
applications is greater than ever. A modern medical professional needs to know
how to create databases in order to organize data appropriately, either for
having instant access to patient data via a laptop or a PDA for routine use or
for medical research purposes.
Our Products Based On Microsoft Access:
"Seven" is a feature-rich medical office software for medical office administration based on Microsoft Access. We choose Microsoft Access environment due to its popularity and integration with Microsoft Office. Terminology and reports text are fully customizable, using user-friendly data entry forms and multiple functionalities!
Designed for small-sized medical practices (2-8 users), "Seven" is fast and easy-to-use, it allows real-time customization and excellent reporting features. With this solution you can be up and running in one hour!
The Access ICD-9-CM Coder Software is a diagnosis and procedure categorization search tool based on Microsoft Access.
Access ICD-9-CM Coder is based on the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM), a uniform and standardized coding system.
NEW OFFER! 2008 customers qualified for the free 2009 codes upgrade!
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 15 June 2008 )
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