Your Clinic Practices Evidence-Based Medicine. But Does Your Operation Support It?
The expansion of clinical knowledge is a well-defined journey: from basic research to controlled clinical trials, and finally, the crucial third phase – translating successful results into daily clinical practice. This final step is the most challenging. It's where brilliant theory meets the complex reality of patient flow, resource management, and communication.
How do you ensure your practice consistently applies the latest, most effective standards?
Consider the 2020 guideline from the American Academy of Family Practice for acute musculoskeletal injuries. It clearly prioritizes topical NSAIDs as a first-line therapy and cautions against opioids. While your clinicians know this, the operational questions remain:
Is the recommended topical NSAID always in stock and within its expiry date?
Does your prescription system make it easy for providers to choose guideline-adherent options first?
How do you track if these standards are being applied consistently across all providers?
Four Proven Models, One Powerful Platform
Expert Richard Bohmer outlines four models for delivering modern healthcare. Our software is specifically designed to provide the operational engine for any of these dynamic approaches:
1. The "Separate and Select" Model (Model A): This model is for high-volume, specialized services like walk-in retail clinics or laser eye surgery centers. Patients are sorted upfront, and only those with standard, well-defined problems are treated with a highly efficient, guideline-based approach.
How We Enable It: This model is all about speed and precision. Our Online Appointment Booking and Consultancy Management tools allow you to pre-screen and sort patients effectively. For those who qualify, our system streamlines the entire process with integrated Service Token Handling, Patient Waiting Management (including TV projections), and a lightning-fast Point of Sales (POS) system, ensuring your standardized care is also exceptionally efficient.
2. The "Separate and Accommodate" Model (Model B): Inspired by systems like Duke University Health System, where nurse practitioners handle standard cardiac protocols and cardiologists manage complex cases within the same organization.
How We Enable It: Our Dynamic User Roles and Shared Patient Records ensure seamless collaboration. A nurse practitioner can follow a protocol, and a cardiologist can review the case file before a joint consultation, all within a single, secure system.
3. The "Modularized" Model (Model C): Here, the clinician acts as an "architect of care," assembling standard processes to fit a unique patient. Think of the Andrews Air Force Base hypertension clinic, which combines weight control, diet, drug therapy, and stress control from separate professionals.
How We Enable It: Become a true care architect. Use our platform to manage Appointments with multiple specialists, consolidate Third-Party Lab Reports, and handle complex Commission and Payment Management for all contributing providers automatically.
4. The "Integrated" Model (Model D): The gold standard, employed by Intermountain Healthcare (IHC). Every patient receives a mix of custom and standard care, with clinicians encouraged to override standard protocols when medically necessary.
How We Enable It: This model thrives on data. Our Custom Report Management allows you to track these overrides and analyze patient outcomes. This creates a powerful feedback loop, using your own practice data to continuously improve your standard care processes over time—the very essence of a learning healthcare system.
our Operational Partner for EBM
From Inventory Management that ensures your first-line therapies are always on hand, to a Point of Sales system that tracks every service, to a CRM that personalizes patient follow-up, our platform is the key to translating clinical knowledge into operational excellence.
Don't just practice Evidence-Based Medicine—build an evidence-based practice.