Why is Stre@mline unique?

Automatic prompts

Automatic prompts appear relating to symptoms, investigations, diagnoses and treatments reminding clinicians of key practice points.?This affirms knowledge or teaches new information.?For example, for the diagnosis “Meningitis”, Stre@mline will prompt clinicians to consider whether it is appropriate to give a dose of steroids prior to the first dose of antibiotics.

Clinical references

Stre@mline provides references relating to symptoms, investigations, diagnoses, treatments, and procedures. A single click takes the clinician to the precise page in the reference.?These include various WHO manuals such as Managing Complications of Pregnancy & Childbirth and Uganda Clinical Guideline and many of the drugs are directly linked to the latest Ugandan dispensing guideline information.?In addition, institutional protocols are immediately available e.g. for Stroke, Psychotropic Medication, etc

Facilitates clinician input

Stre@mline utilizes Clinician-entered diagnostic and procedure data ensuring a high level of accuracy compared to previous systems involving non-clinical staff recording data retrospectively.?This means a reliable data set for audit purposes.?As all patient data is captured in the system it means 100% prospective audit rather than a low percentage on a retrospective audit where often some records are not traced etc.