The Digital Medical History functionality in ANASALVA represents an essential and advanced tool that provides users with the ability to keep their health information organized and accessible on their mobile devices. Its main components are described in detail below:
- Personal Pathological History: Allows the recording of information about previous medical conditions experienced by the patient, providing a complete view of their personal health history.
- Family Pathological History: Facilitates the recording of medical conditions that have affected family members, providing valuable information about health in the family context.
- Physical Examination: Provides details on the patient's current physical examination, allowing for accurate and detailed documentation of the evaluation at each medical visit.
- Current Treatment: Allows recording relevant information about the current treatments and medications the patient is taking, ensuring proper medication management.
- Medication Notifications: Provides alerts and notifications related to medication intake, facilitating follow-up and adherence to prescribed treatments.
- Test Results: Provides a space to record and store the results of various tests, including laboratory, imaging and other diagnostics, facilitating quick and centralized access to this data.
- Medical History Summary: Offers a general summary that provides a quick and complete overview of the patient's medical history, allowing a quick review of essential information.
- Share or Export Medical History: Allows sharing or exporting the medical history, which is essential for collaborating with healthcare professionals and sharing relevant information with others involved in medical care.
The Digital Medical History functionality in ANASALVA is an essential tool that promotes more efficient and effective medical care by providing an organized and accessible record of an individual's health information. It facilitates communication and collaboration between the patient and healthcare professionals, thus promoting more informed and coordinated care.
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