I use EyeSnapi iPhone App all the time now. Here are some examples in my practice.
1. Late night call from patient.
2. Patient is out-of-town
3. Patient is at work
4. I am out-of-town
5. Patient can't ambulate
6. "Curbside consults" from my colleagues
7. weekend call from patients
8. Call from ED department about patient
9. Building relationships with my patients
10. Buildling relationships with my referring doctors
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Dr. Harvey A. Fishman, MD PhD: Top 10 uses for EyeSnapi iPhone App
Dr. Harvey A. Fishman, MD PhD: Top 10 uses for EyeSnapi iPhone App: "10. Patient is out-of-town and has an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam. 9. Patient is at work and has an eye problem bu..."
Top 10 uses for EyeSnapi iPhone App
10. Patient is out-of-town and has an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
9. Patient is at work and has an eye problem but can't leave. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
8. Patient is elderly and can't ambulate. Family member has iPhone and Snaps & sends you the eye exam.
7. Patient is the emergency room and has an eye problem. The ED doctor Snaps & sends you the eye exam.
6. Patient is in a disaster area and has an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
5. Patient has a "I've never seen this" eye problem. You Snap & send to your eye colleague for suggestions.
4. Patient lives 200 miles away from your office and has an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
3. Patient calls at midnight with an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
2. Patient calls you when you are out of town and has an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
1. Better remote patient care and personalized connections with EyeSnapi iPhone App.
9. Patient is at work and has an eye problem but can't leave. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
8. Patient is elderly and can't ambulate. Family member has iPhone and Snaps & sends you the eye exam.
7. Patient is the emergency room and has an eye problem. The ED doctor Snaps & sends you the eye exam.
6. Patient is in a disaster area and has an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
5. Patient has a "I've never seen this" eye problem. You Snap & send to your eye colleague for suggestions.
4. Patient lives 200 miles away from your office and has an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
3. Patient calls at midnight with an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
2. Patient calls you when you are out of town and has an eye problem. They Snap & send you their eye exam.
1. Better remote patient care and personalized connections with EyeSnapi iPhone App.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
EyeSnapi: Eye Doctor in Your Pocket iPhone App
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| Imagine a day when the eye exam starts in the home. You snap the pictures of your eye with your mobile device, complete the screening eye exam and transmit the report to the doctor. When you arrive at the office, the eye doctor already has a plan in mind and can spend quality time determining how best to treat you. You can get a glimpse of that future now with EyeSnapi iPhone app now available on the iTunes store. It is a FREE download currently. www.mobile-dx.com |
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
EyeSnapi iphone app now available in itunes! see Forbes.com video blog!http://blogs.forbes.com/kymmcnicholas/2011/03/10/the-iphone-eye-doctors-in-your-pocket/.
This app helps you (the patient) communicate with your doctor (or doctor's medical assistant) during a phone-call consult on an eye problem. This app takes a snap shot of each eye, checks the vision, checks a mini- field of vision, and presents a check list of relevant eye symptoms and time course. It then emails your doctor (or anyone you specify) the eye findings without any identifying information about you (except initials). This app can be a very helpful app for communicating with your doctor. The email is not encrypted but patient initials (not names) are used. The receiving doctor can then upload the data to a secure EMR or patient record.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
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