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Medical Philippines 2020
2020-08-12 - 2020-08-14    
All Day
ABOUT MEDICAL PHILIPPINES 2020 The Philippines would once again be hosting The 5th Edition of Medical Exhibition featuring 3 events namely: Medical Philippines 2020, Dental [...]
Agriculture & Horticulture
2020-08-16 - 2020-12-17    
All Day
Agriculture Conference invites a common platform for Deans, Directors, Professors, Students, Research scholars and other participants including CEO, Consultant, Head of Management, Economist, Project Manager [...]
18 Aug
2020-08-18 - 2020-08-19    
9:00 am - 1:30 pm
The definitive event for senior claims executives It has never been more important for insurers to make claims the focal point of innovation, agility and [...]
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Medical Philippines 2020
12 Aug 20
Seashell Ln,
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Medaxion, maker of mobile-based anesthesiology EHR, raises $950k

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Nashville, Tennessee-based Medaxion, makers of a mobile-based EHR offering for anesthesiologists, raised $950,000, according to an SEC filing. That brings the company’s total known funding to at least $7M to date.

Medaxion has two offerings for anesthesiologists – Medaxion Pulse and Medaxion Q. Pulse helps anesthesiologists document patient data and communicate with other team members. The practitioner enters data into Pulse, available on iPads and iPhones. The app sends updates to the clinical team and administrative staff including event times, case providers, vital signs chart, procedures and patient history. In case of situations like incomplete case records, scheduling conflicts or a role handoff, the system will send detailed text messages to relevant team members.

Medaxion Q helps anesthesiologists with regulatory reporting with streamlined data capture and dashboards that display a number of quality measures such as surgery start, patient arrival and antibiotic administration.

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