How Does EHR help to doctors/Hospital ??

• Better Information Availability: With EHRs, patient records are available simultaneously to all appropriate staff at all times, meaning your staff can more efficiently locate and process patient information.
• Improved Medical Practice Management: Through integrated scheduling systems that link appointments directly to progress notes, automated coding, and easier-to-manage claims, your staff can more efficiently run your organization and improve medical practice management.
• Less Time Spent “Chasing Charts”: When staff members have quick, easy access to patient records, they save time that would otherwise be spent locating paper charts.
• Reduced Paperwork: Administrative tasks, such as filling out forms and processing billing requests, require staff time and effort. EHRs streamline these tasks.
• Less Time Spent Deciphering Handwriting: With EHRs, staff members will spend less time interpreting handwritten notes.
• Enhanced Information Sharing: EHRs can be programmed for easy or even automatic delivery of information from laboratories or other providers, saving staff time that would otherwise be spent manually entering information into patient records.

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Health Calculator 

BMI: Body mass index is a measure of body fat based on your weight in relation to your height, and applies to most adult men and women aged 20 and over to check whether you are over- or underweight or luckily normal.

BMI	Weight Status
Below 18.5	Underweight
18.5 – 24.9	Normal or Healthy Weight
25.0 – 29.9	Overweight
30.0 and Above	Obese

Calorie Required: Indicates an approximate calorie requirement for a person having a normal lifestyle.

Waist to Height ratio: Waist to height ratio is a simple measurement for assessment of lifestyle risk and overweight. Compared to just measuring waist circumference, waist to height ratio is equally fair for short and tall persons. This calculator is valid for children and adults.

Children (up to 15)	Men	Women	Categorization
< 0.34	< 0.34	< 0.34	Extremely Slim
0.35 to 0.45	0.35 to 0.42	0.35 to 0.41	Healthy Slim
0.46 to 0.51	0.43 to 0.52	0.42 to 0.48	Healthy
0.52 to -.63	0.53 to 0.57	0.49 to 0.53	Overweight
0.64 +	0.58 to 0.62	0.54 to 0.57	Very Overweight
	0.63 +	0.58 +	Morbidly Obese

Basic Metabolic Rate: Number of calories your body burns at rest to maintain normal body functions i.e Calories you'd burn if you were to do rest for 24 hours.

Body adipostry index: Method of measuring the amount of body fat in humans

BAI Classifications for Men

Age (years)	Underweight	Healthy	Overweight	Obese
20 - 39	Less than 8%	8% to 21%	21% to 26%	Greater than 26%
40 - 59	Less than 11%	11% to 23%	23% to 29%	Greater than 29%
60 - 79	Less than 13%	13% to 25%	25% to 31%	Greater than 31%

BAI Classifications for Women

Age (years)	Underweight	Healthy	Overweight	Obese
20 - 39	Less than 21%	21% to 33%	33% to 39%	Greater than 39%
40 - 59	Less than 23%	23% to 35%	35% to 41%	Greater than 41%
60 - 79	Less than 25%	25% to 38%	38% to 43%	Greater than 43%

Waist to Hip Ratio: Indicates your probable health risks. People with more weight around the waist, face more health risks than people who carry more weight around their hips.

Waist to Hip Ratio	Weight Status
< 0.42	Underweight
0.42 - 0.49	Normal or Healthy Weight
0.49 - 0.54	Overweight
0.54 - 0.58	Obese
> 0.58	Morbidly Obese