Coming together
during COVID-19
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Use Tricefy to Keep Patients and Staff Safe During COVID-19
• Maintain high-quality patient care while
working from home.
• Remotely consult and collaborate with
colleagues for improved patient diagnosis.
• Leverage telemedicine capabilities to interact
with your patients.
• Secure, compliant storage of imaging studies
for 12 months.
• Dynamic, adaptive reporting anywhere,
anytime.
• Route studies between facilities and interface
directly with your PACS and EMR.
• 100% remote installation and support included.
Patient sharing, long-term archiving and customization of reporting templates can be purchased
separately.
*Applicable for new customers only. For existing customers we connect
your referral partners for free.
Contact us if you have any questions.
How To Use Tricefy During COVID-19
Healthcare Heroe:
Dr. David Tierney, MD,
Real-life Imaging and AI at the Point of Care
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. David Tierney
At Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis,MN, Dr. David Tierney, Director of the Internal Medicine Bedside Ultrasound program, has probably created the largest imaging database of its kind, with many different real-life examples of POCUS images. This is not only a great resource from a learner and educational standpoint - but also for AI as technology moves forward and machine learning becomes a bigger part of point of care ultrasound. 
The Importance of POCUS in Internal Medicine
Healthcare Heroes- Dr. David Tierney
Dr. David Tierney is a hospitalist and the Program Director for the Internal Medicine residency program at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, MN. His research focuses on POCUS education, as well as pulmonary, resuscitative, and hemodynamic assessment with ultrasound across the internal medicine and critical care environments. Here is a short preview where he discusses the importance of #POCUS in Internal Medicine - “The Right Tool at the Right Time”. 
How To Easily Search Imaging Databases Using Tricefy Labels
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Tierney
Tricefy is a safe and secure, cloud-based medical imaging solution. It allows providers to safely and quickly store, share, collaborate, report, and route their imaging studies at any time, from any location. Here Dr. Tierney shows us some of the everyday functionality of how you can use Tricefy labels and demonstrates how he uses labels to organize the largest educational POCUS database of its kind. 
The Future of Pocus
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Tierney
What’s in store for the future of #POCUS? Dr. David Tierney discusses the future of the Internal Medicine residency program at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, MN. He reflects on how POCUS, together with AI-technologies, will further streamline workflow, increase clinical confidence and access to quality care for providers and patients. 
Tricefy Use Cases for Retrospective Research and Machine Learning
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Tierney
Tricefy allows you to place custom labels and statuses on your studies to organize and structure your workflow. Dr. David Tierney has taken labeling to the next level by creating an extensive educational database for use in his resident training program at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, MN. He also uses labeling to future-proof his POCUS imaging database, when machine learning will become more relevant. By labeling your studies, you can keep all of the patient information centralized, accessible and maintained for future scientific research. 
The Evolution of Bedside Care
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. David Tierney
There has been a #paradigmshift in #bedsidecare. Listen to Dr. Tierney, MD, explain how this development evolved and how he dealt with resistance and skepticism when shifting focus away from the traditional physical exam and towards point of care ultrasound. Learn how Tricefy technology broke down that resistance and facilitated change. 
Tricefy, POCUS and Covid Triage
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Tierney
In this video, Dr. David Tierney, discusses the new role that #POCUS, along with Tricefy, has taken as an effective triage mechanism for COVID-19 patients. Point of care imaging combined with remote imaging access has minimized patient and provider exposure risk while maintaining quality care. Dr. David Tierney is the Program Director for the Internal Medicine residency program at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, MN. 
Overcoming the Clinical Challenges of Resident Training
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. David Tierney
This 3-minute video is totally worth your time! When reflecting on pre-Tricefy workflows, Dr. David Tierney, MD discusses the positive impact that Tricefy has made in allowing the internal medicine resident program at Abbott Northwestern Hospital to be both accessible and partitioned from hospital workflows. Tricefy has allowed for easier, faster collaborations between residents and experts as well as provided a future-proof educational archive. Tricefy is providing patients with an uncompromised standard of care as well as a better work environment for providers.
How To Navigate And Compartmentalize Using Tricefy Labels and Statuses
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. David Tierney
Tricefy is a safe and secure, cloud-based medical imaging solution. It allows providers to safely and quickly store, share, collaborate, report, and route their imaging studies at any time, from any location. Here Dr. Tierney shows us some of the everyday functionality of how you can use Tricefy labels and demonstrates how he uses labels to organize the largest educational POCUS database of its kind. 
Collaboration in Resident Training
Healthcare Heroes -Dr. David Tierney
Tricefy is a cloud-based solution that gives you the ability to access reports from any device. This functionality has simplified communication between residents and cardiologists. Regardless of where practitioners are in their career, Tricefy minimizes hesitation and inconvenience about asking clinical questions. Now they can collaborate online! Listen to Dr. David Tierney explain how this has improved the work environment at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, MN, where he is the Director of the Internal Medicine Bedside Ultrasound program. Healthcare Hero:
Dr. Mark Rosing, MD, MPH, FACOG
Improving Outcomes Virtual Care
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rosing
During the incredible demands of this pandemic, Dr. Rosing has continued to find ways to ensure access to high-quality care for at-risk populations in the Bronx, one of the U.S. areas hit hardest by COVID-19, by getting creative with digital health technologies.To preserve both patient and provider safety as well as streamline virtual operations, Dr. Rosing utilizes Tricefy for remote image access, real-time sonographer collaboration, specialist consultations, secure archiving and virtual interactions.
Dr. Rosing, using Tricefy Adaptive Reporting for consultations
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rosing
In this video Dr. Rosing demonstrates novel uses for Tricefy Adaptive Reporting and how he has modified the template to use it as a documentation tool during consultations. 
On Adaptive Reporting
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rosing
Meet Dr. Mark Rosing, MD, MPH, FACOG and Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at SBH Health System for the last 15 years. Dr Rosing uses the new Adaptive Reporting feature to create easy-to-use reporting templates for everything from simple consult forms to the most complex study reports.
Adaptive Reporting For Maternal Fetal Medicine
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rosing
Meet Dr. Mark Rosing, MD, MPH, FACOG and Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at SBH Health System for the last 15 years. Dr Rosing uses the new Adaptive Reporting feature to create easy-to-use reporting templates for everything from simple consult forms to the most complex study reports.
Enhancing Access and Quality of Care with Tricefy
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rosing
Meet Dr Rosing - During the incredible demands of this pandemic, Dr. Rosing has continued to find ways to ensure access to high-quality care for at-risk populations in the Bronx, one of the U.S. areas hit hardest by COVID-19, by getting creative with digital health technologies.
On the Spot Collaboration
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rosing
Dr. Mark Rosing, Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at SBH Health System, has been finding ways to ensure access to high-quality care for at-risk populations by getting creative with digital health technologies during the incredible demands of this pandemic. Watch this preview of how Dr. Mark Rosing explains how he can collaborate on the spot and get a second opinion on his studies with Tricefy. 
Virtual Care and Patient Safety
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rosing
We are honored to introduce Dr. Mark Rosing, MD, MPH, FACOG and Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at SBH Health System for the last 15 years. To preserve both patient and provider safety as well as streamline virtual operations, Dr. Rosing utilizes Tricefy for remote image access, real-time sonographer collaboration, specialist consultations, secure archiving and virtual interactions.Healthcare Hero:
Dr. Steve Rad, MD, FACOG
How to code as a referring physician (referral out)
Healthcare Heroes - Dr Rad
Tricefy is a safe and secure, cloud based medical imaging solution. It allows providers to safely and quickly store, share, collaborate, report and route their imaging studies at any time, from any location. Dr. Steve Rad uses Tricefy in oder to collaborate with referral physicians. 
Telehealth VS Telemedicine
HealthcareHeroes - Dr Rad
Tune in one of our #HealthcareHeroes Dr. Steve Rad, specialist expert in Maternal & Fetal Medicine, when he explains to differences between #Telehealth and #Telemedicine. 
Tricefy Applications For Telehealth And How To Code For Them
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rad
Dr. Steven Rad MD, FACOG is a specialist expert in Obstetrics, Gynecology, Maternal-Fetal Medicine and High-Risk Pregnancies and he has received numerous top doctor awards including Los Angeles Magazine and Super Doctors Rising Stars 2018, 2019 and 2020.Dr. Rad owns a private, concierge-style practice committed to excellence, personalized care and best pregnancy outcomes in Los Angeles Dr. Rad has been using Tricefy since 2016 and uses all capabilities in the product.
Tricefy Applications For Telehealth
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rad
Dr. Rad, a longtime telemedicine provider, uses Tricefy to upload all of his practice’s non-imaging patient documents, such as intake forms, lab results and insurance documents or other records as PDFs, in order to keep everything centralized. 
How to Code for an Interprofessional Consult (referral In)
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rad
One of our #HealthcareHeores Dr. Steve Rad, MD, FACOG,Specialist expert in OB/GYN, Maternal & Fetal Medicine, is a part of the coding committee at The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine - where they have created coding documents during the pandemic.
How To Centralize Stremline And Simplify With Tricefy
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rad
Dr. Rad, a longtime telemedicine provider, uses Tricefy to upload all of his practice’s non-imaging patient documents, such as intake forms, lab results and insurance documents or other records as PDFs, in order to keep everything centralized. 
Novel Uses For Adaptive Reporting
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rad
Tricefy Adaptive Reporting allows you to make customized templates based on the needs of your practice - and Dr. Steve Rad, specialist expert in Maternal & Fetal Medicine, has taken it one step further by creating flexible templates for billing and coding.This is a preview on How to Code for Telemedicine with Tricefy.
The Future of Telemedicine
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rad
Meet Dr. Steve Rad, specialist expert in Maternal & Fetal Medicine. We are honored to celebrate Dr. Rad and his deep commitment to providing the best possible care to his patients.Dr. Rad is a Board Certified Diplomate of the American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology and has undergone rigorous training with highest honors at renowned institutions.
How To Code For Live Synchronous Telemedicine
Healthcare Heroes - Dr. Rad
During the COVID-19 shutdowns, more and more healthcare professionals are needing to adapt to the realities of providing care from remote locations, such as the home.As a result, Maternal Fetal Medicine and other practitioners are faced with having to find meaningful ways to adapt to having more and more of their consultations conducted virtually, to protect the safety of providers, patients and friends and family members. Hear Dr. Rad discusses whose challenges and how he tackles them at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles.
