Products Cellma PAS | Patient Administration and Scheduling |
The best solution for integrated Patient Administration & SchedulingCellma’s PAS module allows a health organisation to handle all Registration, Admission, Discharge and Transfer (RADT) transactions. It takes users through a step by step process to register patients into a service or hospital, using a duplication checker to ensure that there is one record for all demographic details per patient. In addition to the national health I.D. number, unique identifiers are used to ensure correct patient identification. Our centralised booking system allows appointments to be scheduled for multiple healthcare professionals over many locations; and can connect to national services such as Choose & Book in the NHS. Appointment reminders can be automatically generated and sent to the patient via text, email or letter. Cellma’s PAS module facilitates hassle free transfers; automatically updating the patient’s details (including any special requirements) to the new service. Once discharged, Cellma is able to automatically generate discharge summaries, letters for GPs and information for the patient and/or carer. Patient involvement is encouraged in Cellma; examples of this include self-registration and the use of self triage facilities. As is the case with all Cellma modules full reporting and integration is available. There are 3 levels of reporting available in Cellma; Customisable Dashboards, Ad-hoc reporting and pre-defined detailed reports. Cellma’s reporting is designed to facilitate rapid understanding for the professional involved to meeting all local, national, research and statutory requirements. Cellma modules can be deployed as standalone systems or integrated with other Cellma modules or third party systems including EPR; E-prescribing, Laboratory and Imaging modules, the result is seamless integrated paperless care across the health organisation. For more information on PAS module please contact us on This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it |
