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“Many smaller facilities and ambulatory surgery centers still utilize legacy systems, which is a source of chaos when creating and, more importantly, updating their cards. Nurses and other staff members are often denied access to the preference card system. This causes significant delays in updating cards and keeping them accurate,” expresses Dr. Lenita Williamson, founder of ProcedureCard. As a practicing orthopedic surgeon with over 20 years of experience, Dr. Lenita has witnessed firsthand the complications that can arise due to inefficient preference management systems. For this reason, she founded ProcedureCard to develop and provide her fellow professionals with a holistic solution that simplifies an otherwise precarious process.
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Users can access our application via their laptops or smartphones and create/update surgical preference cards with the help of our easily navigatable dashboard
Moving forward, ProcedureCard intends to continue in its efforts to streamline surgical workflows, while improving patient care worldwide. The company’s focus on its cloud security is commendable as well, where its engineers implement the best cybersecurity measures to safeguard the valuable personal and professional information of its clients. With the conversation of artificial intelligence also floating around in ProcedureCard’s office, the future of preference card management is set to witness a revolutionary upgrade.
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Company
ProcedureCard
Headquarters
Modesto, CA
Management
Dr. Lenita Williamson, Founder, ProcedureCard
Description
Provides the healthcare industry with a holistic solution to simplify an otherwise precarious process. ProcedureCard's team of expert software engineers has developed a preference card management system that is easy to use, accessible through any connected device, and seamless integration with many EHRs. With the help of the company’s solution, doctors, hospital administrators, and operating room personnel are empowered with the ability to generate cards from any location by simply entering and selecting the type of operation to be conducted with other relevant details. A card is promptly created, with special permissions granted to hospital personnel and a list of a doctor's surgical preferences, eliminating any confusion and ensuring a patient is given the best care possible