Practical Guide Healthcare

What's inside

1. Monday in medical coding
2. What holds documents up
3. The process at a glance
4. Workspaces for admissions and coding
5. Bringing documents in
6. Splitting the admissions stack
7. Recognizing document types
8. Reading admission data
9. Discharge summaries for coding
10. Bundling documents per patient
11. Redacting before sharing
12. Sending securely and handing over
13. What teams ask when they start
14. Try it yourself in 45 minutes
15. Read more: datasheets and short guide
16. Your first results in five days
17. Checklist and start

Who it is for

Patient admissions: You receive documents, scan them and transfer the details into the hospital or practice system. Coding and billing: You need a patient's discharge summary, findings and diagnoses complete and legible in one place. IT and data protection: You decide who sees which documents and what may leave the building.

Key facts

• 20 pages, with a test package to try it yourself in 45 minutes
• Admissions and coding work in Workspaces of their own, with rights per user group and access protection from Business.
• Documents arrive by scanner, smartphone, upload or email. The Split Agent splits an admissions stack into individual documents.
• AI-DMS recognizes types such as Referral, Medical Report, Lab Result and Discharge Summary. You describe your own types, such as consent forms, in words.
• IDP Agents read name, date of birth and insurer, or the diagnoses of a discharge summary, each value with its source location.
• Document folders bundle a patient's documents. Copies are redacted before sharing or sent with a password.

Format

PDF

pages

20

Language

English

Last updated

10/2026