Order Optimizer is an automated admissions decision support (AADS) software platform that carves time out of the manual process of creating admission orders for incoming patients. The result is better care at lower cost. Conceived by physicians at Intercede Health, and now used in hospitals nationwide.
Order Optimizer:
- Starts generating measurable ROI in weeks, guaranteed.
- Automates creation of merged evidence-based admissions orders, at the point of care, anywhere.
- Provides more than 180 certified, continually updated, evidence-based diagnoses-specific order sets.
- Is accessible anywhere via the Internet, with no added IT head count or capital expenditure required.
- Is rapidly personalized for customer specific or 3rd party order sets.
Improving quality of care and patient safety
The care plan – and cost – for a patient's entire stay is set at the time of admission. Getting it right at the outset is critical to quality, cost effective care. Order Optimizer guards patient safety, saves time for physicians, and delivers maintenance-free evidence-based protocols.
The care plan – and cost – for a patient's entire stay is set at the time of admission. Getting it right at the outset is critical to quality, cost effective care. Order Optimizer guards patient safety, saves time for physicians, and delivers maintenance-free evidence-based protocols.
Key features include:
- A Merging Engine that combines multiple diagnoses into a single, concise order set – saving physicians time and improving patient care quality and cost.
- A "Favorites" tool to pre-populate order set templates – which can be merged or changed as needed – while saving the physician time through "documentation by exception."
- Configurable prompts and alerts to ensure that care is appropriate while avoiding duplicate therapies, drug interactions, and inefficient practices.
- Real-time monitoring and performance dashboards for Core Measure and other critical quality metrics management.
Time-saving features cut physician ordering time by as much as 67 percent.
