Nervecentre Launch Mobile Clinical Photography Solution to Improve Patient Care Plans in Hospitals

Nervecentre SoftwareNervecentre Software has launched a mobile clinical photography solution for nurses and doctors in hospitals. Fully integrated directly into the patient record, the mobile software is completely secure, compliant with clinical and information governance.

Innovatively the new clinical photography solution from Nervecentre only allows photos to be captured within the patient record and then securely stores them immediately after they have been taken. The photos are efficiently organised and categorised in an intuitive photo library on the chosen patient's record.

Soon to be used by staff at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH), the mobile clinical solution will be embedded into every part of the patient pathway.

Caron Swinscoe, Chief Nurse Health Informatics and Head of Clinical Engagement (NUH), explains: "With every nurse and doctor carrying a mobile device, smart-phones are set to revolutionise how clinical photography is used. With the appropriate permissions, a clinician can view photos anywhere, on a mobile device, on a large screen for a board round, and are always integrated into the patient record, forming an integral part of the patient's care plan."

Use of clinical photography in hospitals has a variety of important uses to assist in the diagnosis and monitoring of wounds. Clinical photography also supports NICE guidelines (CG179) for assessment and management of pressure ulcers. Speciality referrals including burns plastics tissue viability will be fast-tracked and remotely accessible with the use of the digital photography care record. An additional key benefit of clinical photography is for evidence to support patient incidents or litigation.

Paul Volkaerts, CEO Nervecentre Software said: "Enabling clinical photography to be done by all nurses and doctors, and integrating those photos directly into the patient record has a transformational effect on patient care. Once you have real-time images incorporated in a board round, it's hard to understand working without them."

About Nervecentre Software Ltd
Nervecentre Software Ltd is a pioneer in bringing clinical applications to mobile technology within acute hospitals.

Mobile technology has the ability to revolutionise patient safety and productivity within a hospital, through applications that make it easier for clinicians to communicate, share data, and leverage the whole hospital resources.

Nervecentre uniquely provides a whole hospital platform that can deliver electronic observations, handover, task management and clinical assessments; and allows governance and escalation management to be added to any hospital process.

With Head Offices in Wokingham, Nervecentre focus upon the NHS and have delivered award-winning mobile solutions to some of the largest hospitals in the UK and Europe since 2010.

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