Specialist systems

OPHIS

Ophthalmology information system

Eye care depends on organised records and organised recall; OPHIS provides both.

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Modules (8)

Visual acuity and examination

Eye-by-eye acuity, pressure and findings, compared across visits.
Refraction and prescriptions

Refraction results and spectacle prescriptions, with past history kept.
Surgical workflow

Cataract and other eye surgery from listing to post-operative review.
Glaucoma monitoring

Pressure and field results over time, with follow-up scheduled.
Optical dispensing

Frame and lens stock, dispensing and sales.
Outreach campaigns

Screening camps linked to the facility record so patients who need treatment are brought in.
Shared patient identity

One record across departments and facilities through OPESCare.
Role-based access

Optometrists and ophthalmologists work in one record, with access set by role.

Eye hospitals, ophthalmology departments, optical practices and organisations running eye-care outreach.

The Patient Chart app

Clinicians open the patient chart on their phone: history, results, prescriptions and vitals in one place, for patients they are treating.
The OpesCare interoperability layer

Each patient has one Health ID. With the patient's consent, one hospital can request records from another, and every exchange is logged on both sides.

For sale

Any facility can buy any of these systems, alone or together.
Donated free

Community health centres, hospitals and NGO hospitals that have no system can receive one free of charge.

Source: https://opesware.com/health/ophis.html