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Endoscopy reporting, digestive disease tracking, and structured procedure documentation for gastroenterology practices
11:15 — a colonoscopy report is finalized.
Minutes after a screening colonoscopy, findings and biopsy sites are captured into a structured Encounter record. TUCAN cross-references prior findings to set the surveillance interval, extracts the referral letter's key data into the chart, and a structured procedure note with the matching billing code is ready before the patient is fully awake — with pathology already linked to its site of origin.
Endoscopy findings are trended against prior procedures, so recall intervals surface on time.
Disease-activity signals are read across encounters and flagged when they move.
Procedure documentation is drafted from the encounter instead of typed after the suite.
The matching GOÄ/EBM code is proposed with each procedure note, so nothing billable slips away.
Surveillance intervals and reviews are scheduled with prior findings carried forward automatically.
Track Crohn's and ulcerative colitis activity over time with structured assessments, medication titration, and flare monitoring.
Surveillance scheduling driven by prior findings, with automated recall intervals and structured screening documentation.
Longitudinal lab trending, imaging linkage, and structured staging for hepatology follow-up.
Procedures, findings, and biopsy sites are captured to a structured record and drive surveillance automatically.
Procedure notes, referral intake, and coding are drafted from the encounter instead of typed after it.
Longitudinal scoring, recalls, and remote checks keep chronic GI patients on track without manual chasing.
Findings, biopsy sites, and follow-up intervals are captured directly into a structured Encounter record.
TUCAN cross-references prior findings and referral data to set surveillance intervals and flag disease-activity change.
The gastroenterologist confirms findings, links pathology to its site of origin, and records the plan in the chart.
A structured procedure note is generated and the matching GOÄ/EBM billing code is attached automatically.
Surveillance recalls and remote follow-ups are scheduled with the procedure and pathology history carried forward.
Endoscopy findings and history are captured through structured procedure forms.
Findings and pathology are read into a picture with change and recall signals.
Procedures, findings, and outcomes are written to the patient's structured clinical record.
A procedure note is drafted from the reviewed encounter for the gastroenterologist to confirm.
Surveillance procedures and reviews are scheduled with prior findings carried forward.
Each agent owns a distinct part of the gastroenterology workflow, so the clinician stays in control of every decision.
Reads endoscopy findings and pathology into a surveillance picture and flags changes since the last procedure before the clinician opens the chart.
Drafts the structured procedure note and surveillance summary from the reviewed encounter for one-click correction.
Guides procedure intake and recall steps, keeping surveillance intervals and reviews on track.
DICOM viewing and standardized storage for endoscopic imaging and abdominal studies.
Direct lab order placement for biopsies and stool studies with automated result retrieval and report linking.
Secure video consultations for pre-procedure assessment and remote follow-up appointments.
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