Clinos

The Clinos suite enables the different operations required to transform clinical information from your hospital in a form useful for making management decisions by health product.

A modular solution to cover different needs 

Aimed at hospital professionals interested in coding, clinical information by product and quality management, the ClinosTM suite includes five different tools, each one of them designed to carry out a specific function:

Clinos.ini

Clinos.ini is the tool for capturing clinical information from your information system. Using Clinos.ini, a user will be able to validate and correct the information coded in ICD-9-MC, to group registers or care interactively on in a batch mode to three different versions of Diagnosis Related Groups (DRG)

Clinos.inf

Clinos.inf is the reporting tool of Clinos^TM. It allows indicators and DRG reports to be prepared in the setting of the hospital, service or other operational units; with such a tool, a user can analyze parameters such as Case-Mix, resource consumption or efficiency from a triple perspective: descriptive, evolutionary and comparative.

Clinos.dat

Clinos.dat is the clinical  register management tool. It allows every user to efficiently search hospitalization episodes from the value of determined key fields. In this way, by knowing the history number, the care number, the admission or discharge dates, the hospital identifier and/or validated service, Clinos.dat locates a specific episode so that it can be edited and modified

Clinos.cod

Clinos.cod is a coding help system which enables a search to be made of the ICD (International Disease Classification) codes associated with a particular disease or procedure, from one word which forms part of its description. It also allows every user to see, in a tree form, the hierarchical structure of the classification.

Explorer

Clinos^TM explorer has been conceived as a flexible and powerful tool for the analysis of information based on the Minimum Basic data set, allowing the user to query it in search of ansers. 

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