DCP Functions

The Patient Centric Documents feature is a special purpose templating system built into DCP.

Create Documents for upcoming appointments based on the same templating system as the Patient Centric Document Feature

Access via the button in functions.

Much of what we do is repetetive and can be automated.

Document Import Utility (DIU) is aimed at busy practices utilising scanners to import documents into clinical software.

Forwards Routine pathology and radiology results received by doctors, to patients.

Patient Sticky notes are to assist detail remembrance outside of clinical record providing a vivid visual reminder.

Sends HMR referral to selected pharmacist for completion of Home Medicine Reviews.

Business Intelligence allows simple charting of billing performance.

2023 Version calculations are adapted to the latest version of the online calculator.

Research Campaigns are collaborations between DCP and research organisations such as Adelaide and Flinders university.

Performant charts (the evolution of PDSA-Plan Do Study Act).

Harness the power and flexibility of DCP to search on CDM MBS items.

DCP Improvent projects are small bite size projects that you can undertake via patient file reviews. Perform a review of patient records having coding or data defficiencies and implement incremental improvement. These tasks enhance file accuracy and utility.

Harness the power and flexibility of Custom prompts on DCP.

What needs to be done for pending and waiting patients and what can you prioritise?

Will display a row of DCP Panels representing patients having upcoming appointments on the day

This feature is available to all users of the DCP by enabling within settings.

This feature has not recieved much development effort as I seem to be always drawn to developing more critical medical features rather than this technology. There are several commercial solutions which can perform far better than the DCP video link. It is likely this will be retired from DCP unless I get time and motivation to work on it. My primary reservation is simply this. Video conferencing is hit and miss with regard to the ability for patient to connect, on time, and manage to achieve good connection and satisfactory outcome. In 30% of attempts the patient will not connect and requires switching to telephone consult. This can be overcome with SMS messaging for patient to connect , notification of patient waiting and other enhancements. maybe for the future.