Cirrus EHR allows healthcare staff to see all the patient's interventions in the organization, each identified by the patient account number. The health record includes the admission date, the reason for the consultation, and who attended.

Medical forms are the equivalent of paper documents that a health organization incorporates into the clinical record. All forms are customizable per organization.

If the physician starts writing a medication, Cirrus shows all the matches the hospital has active. Then, the drug must be confirmed, as well as the dosage, quantity, route of administration, frequency, and duration. 

Cirrus automatically calculates the medication intake schedule, allowing nurses to consult when they must administer each indicated medicine.

Physicians can also write special instructions for the rest of the team, for instance, a patient diet section, general care, etc. The additional specifications section is totally configured for the organization.

With Cirrus EHR, physicians can record new diagnoses for the patient, choosing whether it is an active, resolved, or unconfirmed status. Likewise, it can be classified as an admission diagnosis, a discharge diagnosis, or a new finding.

Each patient's movement can be seen in the "History" section, where the date on which any diagnosis was made and its status will be preserved.

The patient's vital sign records and graph will be displayed by fields and period, with a personalized display option. This vital signs functionality is shared with all system users in real-time, so if someone updates the record, everyone sees the latest data.

This section also contains all the health information, so users can review the data of the stay or encounter the patient has had in the organization previously.

Whether a patient's electronic medical record is being reviewed by a hospital committee or undergoing a legal or administrative process, this feature allows the patient's record to be blocked, preventing any edit or modification.

The patient's discharge plan is configured as a questionnaire, including indications and details such as the date and time of discharge, the reason, the conditions, the means of transportation, the patient's companion, and other information. Depending on the permissions of each organization, nurses can also record this data.

Nurses have access to the clinical forms and permission to make new records visible to the rest of the staff. For example:

• • Access to electronic clinical record documents.

• Update of vital signs and visualization of historical data.
• Alerts when a value is below the established range.
• Filling out organizational forms and questionnaires.
• Free text notes for additional directions or observations.

After the physician establishes a medication plan, the system calculates the schedule and doses at which the nurse is responsible for administering the medications.

Nurses can charge the patient's account directly for medications or procedures performed. When a nurse saves, it will be reflected in the charge status.