Examiner

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     Examiner’s easy to use, informative guides combined with note-taking capability provide a unique way for students to quickly learn to perform thorough, professional interviews and examinations.

     Site-level licensing is available for your school.  Contact us for more details.

Benefits:

• Software combines teaching aid with note-taking ability
• Guides student through examination sequence
• Templates help provide a consistent format for taking notes
• Electronic submission of reports to faculty improves turn-around time & allows for more re-writes
• Helps train students for electronic medical records software in practice
• Students gain advantage & are better prepared for clinical rotations and residency

Features:

Guide for Examining Patients

     Within each system, a summary of what to inspect, palpate, percuss, and auscultate guides the student through the examination sequence. Guide also includes items to note such as tenderness and dullness to remind them what to look for.

Templates help provide students with a consistent format for taking notes.

Handwritten Notes and Drawings

     Used with a Tablet PC, Profiler offers the flexibility for notes to be entered in 3 forms: 1) typed, 2) handwritten, or 3) handwriting recognition to convert into text.  Providers can write directly on the screen with a pen and store handwritten notes and drawings, allowing for quick data entry and easy annotation of physical exams.  Unlike handheld / palm devices that require you to use its own set of characters, providers can write out sentences normally just as on paper.

Markup Diagrams

     Diagrams of each system are included along with the examination sequence, and can be annotated directly on the diagram to identify areas that are abnormal or require additional explanation.

Medical Abbreviations

     Comprehensive list of over 1,000 medical abbreviations and symbols help students quickly lookup and learn abbreviations.

Patient Positions & Contextual Help

     The patient’s position for examination of each system is indicated along with the diagram of the system. Contextual help spells out abbreviations used, and provides additional help such as normal ranges of certain measures.

Report Generated with Diagrams

     Once the interview and examination are complete, generate a report based on your inputs, broken down into each history section and physical exam system.