Institute: What are some of your top initiatives for 2015? Willis: We will continue to create and improve our patient engagement applications, focusing on building tools which allow patients to easily gather their information from all their providers and interact with their providers and researchers in a seamless way. We have a very exciting year ahead…
A Feasibility Study in a Primary Care Clinic Using Optical Mark Reader Technology This article presents the study and findings of using PatientLink for depression screening. In conclusion, they found they were able to accomplish screening of nearly 90% of eligible adults in an academic family practice clinic; the screening strategy was acceptable to patients,…
In February 2013, Ambulatory Electronic Health Record (AEHR) implementations and go-lives were paused to improve the system and its efficiencies. The team worked on a variety of issues with the goal of improving performance. During the pause, PatientLink, an abstraction software/hardware system, was piloted at Family Physician Associates in Shelbyville, Ky. Abstraction is the process…
PatientLink® is happy to announce that we have made the Inc 5000 list of the fastest growing privately owned companies in America. We were also listed us as #19 in the top 100 Oklahoma companies. Read more at Inc.com Read more at i2E.com
As doctor’s offices transition to electronic health records, more patient data can be accessed faster. But manually entering that information into a computer can make the work performed by nurses and clinic staff members seem more like that of a data entry clerk. So when Integris’ Dr. Tanya Livingston saw a new product at a…
Oklahoma City-based PatientLink® says it has a way to save thousands of health care providers hours of uploading patient data into electronic systems. The Oklahoman reports Debi Willis, founder of PatientLink®, developed a patented software that, combined with a scanner, can pull data from a two-sided customizable patient questionnaire. The software will connect to some of…
With health care reform, and greater federal reporting requirements, the paper-to-digital challenge is even more onerous, Willis said. But with PatientLink, it takes less than 10 seconds to import data, completely and accurately, into an EMR, she said, while patients can swiftly answer the questions independently in doctors’ waiting rooms. Some PatientLink customers choose to…