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Tablet Media Delivery
 
PatientLogix™ is now offering an industry first Tablet Media Delivery System developed by Hôpitel that provides healthcare institutions the ability to deliver and monitor their Health Education Videos, Follow-up Questionnaires and Patient Satisfaction Surveys to multiple connected facilities (hospitals, clinics, physicians’ offices etc.) on tablets from one central location. This requires the facility to have a Wi-Fi network with access to the Internet since all of the PatientLogix™ content is stored on the cloud.

This application is intended for Doctors, Nurses, therapists or any kind of medical personnel who needs to educate patients or relatives about a specific medical condition/treatment/procedure or needs to provide a patient survey to a patient on various patient centric or hospital care topics. The Tablet Media Delivery System delivers the same advantages to an outpatient in a clinic or a doctor’s office as the inpatient receives with the in-room TV Health Education Media Delivery system.
 
Technology
The PatientLogix™ Tablet Media Delivery System is a Cloud-based solution, where data is stored in a SQL database which can be easily accessed by authorized personnel from multiple facilities for the distribution of health education, patient surveys and reporting purposes.

The system although cost-effective, provides features typically found in more complex and costly solutions. At no time is patient privacy at risk of being compromised as personal patient information is never stored in the PatientLogix™ system and the anonymous data stored on the PatientLogix™ Cloud is compliant to HIPAA standards and procedures via the Microsoft Azure Cloud platform.

This system is designed to operate on a wireless tablet (Supported: Apple iOS6.x - Android 2.18 - Windows 7) on a healthcare facility’s internal Wi-Fi network without requiring any other additional hardware or software components.
 
How it Works
A clinician using a wireless tablet or media device logs in to the PatientLogix™ facility portal with a username and password. Once authenticated the clinician can easily manage all workflow through the Main Menu. The main menu provides the following options for the users:
    1. On-Demand Education: access to the videos assigned to this facility. A patient or a clinician can select any video to watch.

    2. Scheduled Education: This displays the videos that are scheduled to play on media players when using the telephony module.

    3. Prescribed Education: This will allow clinicians to prescribe a bunch of videos to a patient depending on their medical condition.

    4. Follow-up Questionnaire: this feature allows patients to answer a follow-up questionnaire (which is usually available immediately after watching a video) from the last video they saw.

    5. Satisfaction Survey: allows patients to have access to a list of surveys. Clinician may ask patients to answer some surveys before discharging them.

    6. Patient Management: here the clinicians will have the chance to create new patients, load existing ones, print a patient user card or generate reports from patient's activities.
 
Once the clinician starts a user patient session they can quickly select a health education video using the On-Demand Education Menu or a Satisfaction Survey from a selection of predefined surveys from the Satisfaction Survey Menu.

The Patient User Session Summary with a unique PatientLogix™ Patient ID and Session ID number are used to anonymously identify and reference a patient that watched a specific video and results yielded from a follow-up questionnaire and or satisfaction survey. The Patient ID number can be printed out by the clinician and given to the patient to be referenced and conveniently used for future visits to the hospital or clinic and even available soon to the patient in their home to access the PatientLogix™ patient portal website.

The Patient User Session Summary results can be electronically transferred directly to the patient’s Electronic Medical Record or printed out and physically archived onsite at the facility in the patient’s Medical Record.

Alternatively only the PatientLogix™ Patient ID and Session ID numbers can be electronically transferred to the healthcare institution’s database tied to the patient’s hospital/clinic ID number and can always be used at a later point in time to cross reference and retrieve the patient’s questionnaire and survey results from the PatientLogix™ cloud database.
 
 
In all cases patient names and or personal health information is never gathered and or stored on the PatientLogix™ database.
 
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PatientLogix™ Media Studio Tablet Media Delivery System