The Dox suite of
programs uniquely provides healthcare with
Automated
management of the entire process from paper forms through to
electronic records
on-demand printing of patient
personalized and procedure specific forms
tracking of
those documents through the workflow
automatic
scanning of the forms and their archiving as electronic
records
Healthcare oriented and doctor
friendly screens, work practices and terminology throughout
the system
Comprehensive Theatre Management providing easy automatic
recording of all costs and consumables
Answers medico-legal requirements regarding medical
records - lowers Indemnity Insurance costs
Efficiency boosting integration with technologies such
as digital dictation, voice recognition, and secure PKI
communications.
Dox receives recognition of its high standards
from Microsoft and Austrade.
Dox; the big picture...
Visit the Overview section
for details of the core system of document management.
Here we provide the big picture of how the various Dox
modules integrate with another and how they can marry
with other healthcare informatics systems.
You can then explore further each of the presently
available modules or those which are in development.
There are also links to our strategic partners.
Stable, scalable and growing...
Dox was first implemented in 2002 in a large
multi-campus day surgery group in Brisbane. It
then met all of its design criteria for security, data
integrity, and efficiency gains, but it has since then
grown significantly in scope and diversity.
The system's robust technologies, including its SQL
database and its general architecture allow it to cater
equally well for a solo practitioner or major hospital
across one or multiple sites.
Security and technology...
Dox ensures the privacy mandates for medical records
are well met with all of the safeguards you would
expect.
Data is encrypted and maintained within the secure
and robust confines of a MS SQL Server database.
Discover more about the underlying systems and
technologies employed, including the SDK and API on the
Dox Technologies
page.