The phrase "a patient tracking system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system designed to monitor and manage patient information and status in a healthcare setting.
Example: "The hospital implemented a new patient tracking system to improve the efficiency of care delivery."
Alternatives: "patient monitoring system" or "patient management system".
It has to stop being 'homeless health care' and be just 'health care.' " That care includes a comprehensive patient tracking system, hospital and shelter-based clinics, counseling services, referrals to detox programs and an H.I.V. team.
Intermountain Healthcare (Salt Lake City), in conjunction with emergency department (ED) staff at LDS Hospital, designed an integrated patient tracking system (PTS) and a specialized data repository (ED Data Mart) that was part of an overall enterprisewide data warehouse.
In Manica and Sofala provinces of Mozambique, an electronic patient tracking system (EPTS) assisted 18 HIV care and treatment clinics in monitoring patients' clinical, pharmaceutical, and follow-up procedures and in reporting aggregated performance data to government and donor agencies.
Several program characteristics may have affected our results, including an active patient tracking system for missed visits, the provision of free ART, and the use of sophisticated electronic medical records linking care data across multiple clinics.
A hospital could make it mandatory for an SNF to use their patient tracking system in exchange for referrals.
33 When a child aged between 5 and 17 years presents to triage/registration with a head injury, the patient's chart and/or electronic patient tracking system will be flagged as a potentially study-eligible patient.
Another clinical use of the NEDOCS score could be as an electronic status bar in the electronic patient tracking system that continuously displays the NEDOCS score at a central vantage point.
The study includes patients identified by an inclusion algorithm implemented within the patient tracking system of the emergency department, or by clinician recommendation.
Defense Department officials say they need more time — and an additional $30 million in the next fiscal year — to integrate the joint patient tracking system with the department's larger system, an effort that has already cost more than $200 million.
