In support of our customers, Indivica continues to grow our talented team.

Recently listed in under Careers is a new opportunity for a Business Analyst. This position is relevant to a new or recent graduate with a degree in Engineering Management, Computer Science and Business, or Business Administration.

If you are an exceptional new or recent graduate, please consider applying today.

Our team has developed numerous unique and innovative components for OSCAR on behalf of our diverse customer base. Furthermore, because of our work with the largest user deployments of the software, we have developed extensive performance, scalability, and stability improvements within the platform.

Indivica developed the solution and led the testing for the Ontario CMSv3 data sharing requirements. The result of this effort is the official CMSv3 code: OSCAR version 9.06.1. This software consists of two major independant components: OSCAR and the Integrator. The official OSCAR version 9.06.1 is the software that Indivica ships to all of its customers today.

OSCAR is distributed under the GPLv2 open source license. This open license means that we share and distribute our OSCAR code for free.

Indivica publishes it’s GPL source code at code.indivica.com using the GIT source code management system. If you would like a copy, run:

git clone git://code.indivica.com/oscar

• Today’s Concern – carried over from appointment description, shown at the top of the screen, editable via a click
• Plan – when eyeform is submitted, sends a tickler to reception staff automatically to inform them of the contents of the “Plan” box; also displays previous plans recorded as a box at the top right
• Measurements – automatic expansion of any category that contains data; click on any measurement history line item to see the entire contents of the measurements window as it was entered on that date
• Billing – brought into the eyeform; submits a bill (up to the confirmation step) when billing information is added as part of the eyeform; performs autocomplete of codes/descriptions. Complete billing history displayed on eyeform
• Highlighting – adjustable slider at the top-left of the window allows the user to very easily find out what information was recorded in several choices of intervals (i.e. past day, past week, past 3 months, past year, etc.)
• Panel-based entry for specs history, procedures, tickler, measurements
• Works in multidisciplinary facilities. Augments existing OSCAR features
• Supports macro functionality, including automating billing actions

The Eyeform is a ground breaking new charting solution, purpose built for Ophthalmologists, delivering a unique and custom experience for this specialty.

Your entire encounter workflow is processed quickly and efficiently from a single screen. Clinical data capture, such as Measurements, Procedures, Impressions, Diagrams and Plans is fast and intuitive.

The striking new functionality of the time aware highlighter allows for quick identification of recent or periodic information throughout the chart.

Clerical components such as Billing, Billing History, and Tickler notifications join with the clinical data to ensure your patient engagement is efficient and complete within a single view.

The Eyeform is part of every Indivica OSCAR solution and can be deployed in conjunction with all other functionality contained within the EMR. This unique feature is particularly useful in multidisciplinary practices.

Caseload combines leading clinical and clerical indicators in a sortable display. It provides an easy to use tool to perform complex analysis against ones patient roster.

Caseload is particularly suited to illuminating the traditional blind spot within your practice – those sick individuals that rarely schedule a visit to your clinic.

Sorting your roster by number of appointments in the last year, age, or recent lab reports is as easy as identifying those patients with the highest BMI or lowest ACR. Finding the extremities of your roster now takes a few seconds.

Of course, once you find data of interest, you can immediately act on it via links to all the normal clerical and clinical system components, such as patient specific Ticklers, Messages, Prescriptions, and the eChart.

Caseload easily allows you to find segments of your patient population. Are you interested in just your diabetic patients? Perhaps just those with a specific diagnosis? You can restrict your display by diagnostic code.

Perhaps you would like to find all your patients for which you’ve entered a specific note into their chart. Caseload provides full text search across all patients you are specifically associated with.

Caseload is a valuable asset when dealing with non-schedule driven patient interactions. Whether you are performing rounds at the hospital or engaging your patients at a managed care facility, this feature provides an innovative solution to an alternative workflow model.

Welcome to your new EMR.

Even within a single practice, your daily workflow may change over the course of the week. You may find that some days, your workload is driven by an appointment schedule, while other days, it is driven by rounds at the hospital, extended care facility, or with several house calls.

The ability to support different workflow models has long been embedded within the OSCAR and CAISI systems, but in the past you’ve always had to make the choice – schedule vs caseload workflow management.

Now, as a result of an extensive integration effort, you can have both workflows enabled at the same time.

So on Monday, you can visit St. Mungo’s…

… Tuesday to Friday, you meet your scheduled patients in your office…

… and Saturday, you can make your rounds in the Nebuchadnezzar…

Of course, you may decide that the caseload manager isn’t just for rounds, but may be useful for tracking and grouping specific patients that may be of particular interest to you. Perhaps they are part of a clinical trial, being managed by a resident, or are recently recovering from a procedure.

You know your patients the best. OSCAR gives you the tools to care for them more efficiently.

The Integrator provides a mechanism to share when appropriate, information contained within your EMR to affiliated sites, without the need for your entire group to be hosted off the same centralized hardware. Each site maintains an independent and autonomous EMR within its own clinic, and users still benefit from the opportunity to securely see and share records amongst a larger, geographically distributed, circle of care.

This distributed model of data sharing tends to be more robust than the centralized approach, due to its inherent redundancy, and lack of any single points of failure.

Recently, a significant amount of work has been expended to extend the capabilities of the Integrator such that it could work seamlessly and natively with OSCAR based clinics. This work has further integrated the CAISI and OSCAR solutions, such that it is easy to dynamically move between scheduled and caseload based workflows for your practice.

Now, users of OSCAR, can extend their reach to a much larger circle of care, whilst maintaining their independence and autonomy within their specific clinic.

The Integrator gives you a data sharing model that is easily and granularly configured on a per clinic basis.

Integrator’s ethical consent to data sharing is very easy to manage, as it gives the patient the option to opt in and out data sharing amongst facilities, on an as needed basis. It also gives the participating clinic an appropriate level of audit trail for these consents.

OSCAR, enhanced with CAISI caseload management and augmented with Integrator data sharing is truly an exceptional platform. It is no wonder why OSCAR is now on everyone’s shortlist when they are choosing a new EMR.

Our fast paced environment offers extraordinary personal flexibility while challenging your abilities continuously. Your contribution will make a difference to our success.

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