Record Organization and Analysis

Physicians in India organize medical records chronologically into easy-to read and navigate digital files - making it easy to understand a sequence of events as effectively and quickly as possible.

• Medical record dates, procedure(s), treatment/occurrence(s) and other customized data fields are accurately captured.
  • Critical events are highlighted
  • Duplicate records are deleted and a log is created
  • A report listing any missing records is generated

• Documents can be delivered in WORD or PDF format . PDF format include options for:
  • Hyperlinks that allow for instant navigation to the respective source pages; and,
  • Bookmarking allows for the organization of documents by user-defined categories.
• Printable version that contains tab sheets

Pharmaceutical and Mass Tort

Threshold evaluations are undertaken to determine if class parameters are met. Hyperlinks to the claimant’s medical records confirm findings. Parameters include:

• Medical care date ranges, usage, dosage, quantity and duration within specified periods, proximity of injury to dates of ingestion, diagnoses, lab values, imaging studies or residential zip code.
• Confirmation of side-effects – ie heart attack, heart disease, stroke, bone fractures, peripheral edema, macular edema, vision impairment, hepatitis, rapid weight gain, jaundice, hypoglycemia or death, or ;
• Alternative causation by identifying other predisposing risk factors including pre-existing conditions, elements of comparative negligence (i.e. prescribing physician errors) and factors which may reflect contributory negligence (i.e., medication non-compliance).
• Extracted medical data can easily be coded, presented in spreadsheet or factual summary format by chronological order or other sorting criteria that is requested. Enhanced file navigation can be provided with the addition of Bates Numbering, Hyperlinks.

Plaintiff Fact Sheets created upon request.

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