The Ten Second Medical Record™ has been available since 1990, still free and actively being developed, using Microsoft® Word for Windows as its underlying platform.
This EMR Showcase hosted by emrupdate.com provides a number of short video clips showing the key functions of Ten Second Medical Record™. Most last less than 60 seconds recorded and narrated by Gil Carter, MD, JD Sept 7, 2007. Gil Carter notes:
"Hello All, Having just started four weeks ago, I am new at making internet movies. Please do not judge the quality of the Ten Second Medical Record™ by the quality of this movie. You can use the F11 function-key to toggle back and forth between standard-szie and full screen."
Ten Second Medical Record™ is still a free download in October 2007. If the movie sound starts too far ahead of the download, you may use the movie toolbar to restart after the download is completed.
The briefest peek at TSMR functioning in Real Time:
1 The Simplest Progress Note (video duration: 0:34 sec) #701
This video shows the real time creation of a simple fast progress note.
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2 The Fastest Prescription (video duration: 0:18 sec) #702
This video shows the generation of a patient prescription.
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3 The Fastest Lab Order (32 sec) #703
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4 The Fastest XR Order (39 sec) #704
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5 The Fastest PT order (38 sec) #705
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6 The Fastest Hospital Order setup (36 sec) #706.
This video shows the real time initiation of hospital orders. It takes about 1 second.
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Basic TSMR use demonstration
1 Introduction (video duration: 0:46 seconds: author's background) #711
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2 Starting a new Patient Record (2:16) Starting a patient's first visit, #712: the starting of a new patient record takes about 15 seconds.
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3 Diagnosis Generated Notes™ and Prescribing (1:47) #713: an example of creating the fastest progress notes imaginable.
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4 Printing, faxing and emailing (1:06) #714: Too simple, Too easy
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5 TSMR Toolbar (2:50) #715: Cruising the TSMR toolbar
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6 Complex File (3:56) #716: an example of Complex Longitudinal Care using TSMR
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7 Prescribing All the patient's medicines for 12 months takes 10 seconds. (1:17) #717. This also demonstrates lab ordering.
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8 KeyChain EMR: the last seven years of your patients' records, in your back pocket and functional (1:15) #718
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More information :
1 Autotexts: Never Write It Twice (1:47) #721:
How to Escape Typing (or at least reduce it dramatically)
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2 Easy Self-Programming (1:32) #722:
How to make a shortcut for a time consuming item:
Using the Keystroke Recorder so you don't have to do it again.
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3 Secure Email Made Easy (1:27) # 723:
Secure Email Ain't That Difficult
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4 Patient Email (1:45) #724;
seeing secure email from the patient's perspective, and ... just how lubricated can it be?
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5 Dialing a Patient without having to see the telephone number. (0:42) #725
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6 Voice Recognition, example and issues. (1:16) #726
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7 Summary of Ten Second Medical Record™ attributes:
Why It Is Best (1:25) #727
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More quick peeks are planned for October 2007, including:
- ICD code in 1 second
- med dose info in 2 seconds
- search your patients’ information en masse word combination
- search all your patients’ files en masse E.g., who do I have on rosiglitazone? Who has CHF And diabetes? Who has neuropathy And is on a statin?
- work & school letters in 10 seconds
- FMLA reports in 60 seconds
- Patient Pocket Summaries (Personal Health Records) in 5 seconds
- Formulary check in 2 seconds
- English-Spanish-French-English Language conversions
- Speaking documents
They will likely be at http://www.TenSecondMedicalRecord.com/demo.htm
Gil Carter, MD, JD
Sunday, September 02, 2007
http://www.tensecondmedicalrecord.com/ short TSMR video clips or direct to A Peek at TSMR in real time.
Posted
Sep 20 2007, 11:16 AM
by
Nick Harrington