When I was younger I wanted to be a doctor. I could not make it to medical school but I've been working in the industry in a different way.
The application is a clinical integration system designed to transform isolated data into useful medical information. It is not intended to replace clinical judgment.
Its objective is to:
Organize information.
Detect patterns.
Calculate scales.
Generate alerts.
Reduce interpretation time.
Assist during on-call shifts and rotations. All modules are interconnected. Information must be captured only once; all other modules must consume the data automatically.
PART 1 - HEMATOLOGY AND HEMATOLOGICAL INTEGRATIONGENERAL DATA
PART 2 - METABOLIC, HEPATIC, RENAL PROFILE AND CKD-EPI METABOLIC PROFILE.
PART 3 - DUAL DIFFERENTIAL, ELECTROLYTES, CORRECTED SODIUM AND REPLACEMENT.
This is my way to bring value to the health industry maybe not as a Doctor, but still wanting to make an impact in patients lives.
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