X-Plain for EMRs

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X-Plain for EMRs is a solution provided by Patient Education Institute. It belongs to multiple categories of digital health solutions including Patient Education, Care Transitions, Discharge Planning, and Virtual Nursing.

X-Plain for EMRs integrates with major EMRs such as Epic, Cerner.

Some other resource(s) that may be helpful in learning about X-Plain for EMRs include: Mytonomy guide: Selecting a Modern Enterprise Patient Education Solution and A Buyer’s Guide to Patient Education

DESCRIPTION

This product allows your EMR to automatically suggest patient education materials based on diagnostic coding and other metadata, such as keywords, gender, and age group. X-Plain's full library of textual materials and discharge instructions is included to help clients provide patient-specific information.

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CATEGORIES & SOLUTIONS

Patient Education

Care Transitions

Discharge Planning

Inpatient Point-of-care Education Platforms

Discharge Planning Solutions

CLIENT TYPES

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Product capabilities

Accurate & Relevant

Evidence-Based Medical Content We rely on quality medical and academic research, healthcare best practices, and recommendations from medical experts when developing our written materials. At least one member of the Medical Advisory Board collaborates with our writers to ensure that each title in the X-Plain® library meets national guidelines and standards of care for evidence-based medicine. Unbiased Health Information Health information is most useful when it puts the patient’s needs first. This guiding principle ensures that any discussion about treatment options is free of advertising and other forms of bias.

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What is accurate & relevant?

Content is accurate, in the best interest of the patient, and without commercial bias by provider, insurer, or supplier. Content is continuously updated to reflect the latest studies or findings, and reviewed by appropriate standards boards so patients feel confident in their decision-making. Content is relevant and pinpointed to meet a patient’s immediate needs.

Interactive & Multimodal

Interactive Tutorials X-Plain tutorials are self-paced, interactive learning tools. The programs feature animations, illustrations, and large text to engage the viewer, as well as on-screen prompts and interactive questions with corrective feedback to ensure understanding. Videos X-Plain videos are multimedia presentations that are designed to educate patients and improve health outcomes while saving staff time. The videos are self-playing versions of the interactive tutorials. Illustrated Handouts Illustrated handouts present comprehensive information on a health topic through text and illustrations. The handouts use large fonts, short paragraphs and are balanced with white space so that they are easy to read and understand. A Variety of Delivery Methods Clients and partners can deliver X-Plain Patient Education through their EMRs, patient portals, public websites, tablets, and bedside TVs. At home, patients can review content on their mobile phones. Illustrated Handouts Illustrated handouts present comprehensive information on a health topic through text and illustrations. The handouts use large fonts, short paragraphs and are balanced with white space so that they are easy to read and understand. Text The textual content gives detailed information on a health topic in article form. Text Overviews The textual overview includes concise introductory summaries of each health topic, usually in 200 to 300 words.

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What is interactive & multimodal?

Delivered via a variety of formats (e.g. video, audio, print, etc.) and modalities (e.g. website, mobile apps, etc.) to capture patient attention and improve comprehension. Drag-and-drop type functionality allowing patients to visualize their own medical conditions. In-the-moment reminders through augmented reality helps steer patients to make the right changes or choices. Interfaces that are as easy to use (such as YouTube) so patients can find videos around topics they're interested in and quickly get to them.