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Pulse
Efficient, integrated and cost-effective software solutions are critical
to the operation of any healthcare establishment today. Try our PULSE
and feel it yourself.
Pulse is a complete set of modular software applications that not
only gives doctors and nurses access to essential patient information
but also in corporate complete hospital management tools.
It enables electronic exchange of information between various departments
within the hospital as well as outside agencies like insurance companies.
It helps health care managers handle administrative duties better
and facilitates easy interaction between the hospital and its patients.
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Features
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Registration
System |
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Registration
is the first point of actual transaction between a patient and a hospital.
Our Registration System creates a grid that enables information pertaining
to all subsequent services to be collated into an integrated record.
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Key
Features |
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- Unique Patient ID Number for each patient.
- One-point capture of all patient details
- Tracking of multiple visits.
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Out
Patient Management System
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The
PULSE Outpatients Module aims to maximize patient throughout and ensures
efficient handling by tracking every step from appointment booking
to clinic sessions to drugs dispensation to final billing.
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Key
Features |
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- Scheduling appointments
- Segregation according to doctors / departments
- Doctor's consultation & investigation orders to labs Outpatient
billing
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Ward
Patient Management System
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Care
of ward patients involves the widest range of resources available
in a hospital. The PULSE Ward Patients Management System tracks every
service to a patient from the time of admission to the point of final
billing and discharge. |
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Key
Features |
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- Allocation of wards and beds
- Consultant's visit details
- Diagnostic tests, treatment & drugs prescribed and administered
- Surgical procedures
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Diagnostic
Lab Management system |
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Routine
treatment as well as surgical procedures are heavily dependent on
correct diagnostic reports. The PULSE Diagnostic Lab Management System
enables error-free diagnostic record to be accessed easily by consulting
doctors, operating surgeons and other departments. |
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Key
Features |
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- Customizable investigation set & reports
- Packages for multiple investigations
- Facility for procedures
- Incentive computation for eligible consultants
- Integration of Lab bills with Outpatient and
Ward Patient bills
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Operating
Theatre management System |
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The
PULSE Operating Management System is a fast & accurate system for
scheduling and conducting surgical procedures with an objective of
maximizing utilizationof Theatres.Facilities for relevant report generation
relieve theatre staff of time-consuming paperwork. |
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Key
Features |
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- Support for multiple theatres, sessions and surgeons
- Operating Theatre Schedules
- Generation of Theatre Register using actual details entered
after the procedure
- One-point entry automatically triggers relevant bill entries
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Patient
Billing System |
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At
the heart of the patient Transaction System is the billing module.
All financial transactions are captured in this module from all services
availed by the patient. Elaborate set-up facility allows one to configure
the module to include
different rates. |
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Key
Features |
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- Facility to enter and correct entries of all services at one
point
- Takes into account patient eligibility for various services
depending on category, insurance,requirements, etc.
- Direct link to financial Accounts module
- Tracking of commissions & discounts Tracking of corporate patients
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Inventory
Management System |
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The
PULSE Inventory Management System deals with all item purchased by
and stored in different stores run by hospital. |
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Key
Features |
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- Support for multiple stores
- Creation of Purchase Ordwer
- Goods received note
- Issues and transfer of material
- Purchase and sales returns
- Batch number and expiry reference for relevant items
- Can handle independent drug stores
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Financial
Management System |
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The
PULSE Financial Management System covers all areas of accounting procedures
in a hospital environment.
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Key
Features |
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- General Ledger and Account Payble
- Customized report format
- User-defined on-line inquiry options
- Assets register with details of fixed assets
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Medical
Records |
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PULSE
offers hoszpital administrators easy and convenient access to all
relevant data pertaining to a patient in the form of Medical Record.The
record can be used both for archival purpose as well as MIS reporting.
The information captured include bed details,consultation records,
diagnosis results, treatment, procedures and drugs administered. |
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Key
Features |
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- Diagnosis according to ICD codes
- Multiple procedures through ICP codes
- Procedure report segregated by consultants
- Important drugs administered for a disease
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Security
Features |
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PULSE
incorporates elaborate security features built around user assigned
passwords.
All reports, bills and receipts can be tracked by the person creating
a document, ensuring accountability.
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Integrated
Solutions |
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The
various modules of PULSE can be used together to build comprehensive
patient medical and administrative records from the initial point
of contact till the final discharge. Because of its modular nature,
PULSE can be implemented in totality or in parts as the need may be.
The applications can be further customized to meet the specific requirements
of any healthcare establishment. |
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