PHICON is in the process of the development and implementation of a state of the art Portable Personal Health Record () System. The PHICON- will form the bases of the PHICON National Personal Health Record Program for all Americans.
With a shift in the healthcare sector towards an automated and paperless environment, it has become increasingly necessary for everyone to develop and maintain an electronic version of their medical records.
Disasters such as Hurricane Katrina showed that not having such a record could be very detrimental to ones healthcare. Katrina refugees for instance, had to repeat medical exams and critical lab tests in order to re-diagnose chronic medical conditions simply because some patients did not remember or know pertinent details of their medical history.
For some patients below certain income guidelines, the PHICON- will be a free service. Most Americans will however have their medical records stored and maintained for a very small monthly fee!
In principle, the PHICON- will negate the need to complete medical histories every time patients consult with a new physician or medical facility.
The PHICON- will also facilitate quicker treatments in emergency situations as critical tests do not need to be repeated thus increasing the likelihood of better clinical outcomes and survival. Generally speaking, the quality of healthcare will be exponentially improved when an individual retains a personal health record.
The initial business goals of the ?PHICON National Personal Health Record Project? is to store, update and maintain the Personal Health Record of 10% of all Americans by . (35 Million Americans)
STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION REQUEST
PHICON is requesting potential stakeholders of this project, either individual or corporate, to register for more information through this PHICON- sub web. (****http://www.PHICON.org/PHR).
Potential stakeholders could include: IT specialist, corporate IT entities, medical and public health professional, banks, government representatives, hospital network representatives and corporate and private financiers. Click to the next page to register.
Anthony O. Oloni, MD, MPHi, CPHI
Medical Director & Physician Informatics Consultant
PHICON (Public Health Informatics Consultants)
Phone: Cell ; Office ; Fax
Email: Anthony.Oloni@PHICON.org | Company Web: www.PHICON.org
Anthony O. Oloni, MD, MPHi, CPHI
Medical Director & Physician Informatics Consultant
PHICON (Public Health Informatics Consultants)
Division of Preventive Medicine Associates, Atlanta
Clinical Informatics & Information Specialist
Georgia Poison Control Center
Hughes Spalding Children’s Hospital
Grady Health System
80 Jesse Hill, Jr. Dr., SE
Contact:
Phone: Cell (678) 886 7992; Office (678) 354 6144; Fax (678) 302-6330
Email: Anthony.Oloni@PHICON.org | Company Web: www.PHICON.org
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