Augmented reality app wins competition and makes health IT simpler by cutting the time it takes to examine, document, and assess patient data.

Sunrise, FL -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/19/2018 -- The seeCOLe (see Clinical data On Lens) augmented reality health app from independent developer, Carl Anthony Osborne has taken first place in the Cerner Corporation's code App Challenge. The win helps Osborne spread the word about the new technology that enables Clinicians to navigate, review, and document electronic health records (EHR) hands-free. Facilitating this time-saving functionality triggered by voice commands to Google Glass or Vuzix Blade, the seeCOLe health app uses HL7 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource) to integrate with Cerner, Epic, and Allscripts EHR. Now Clinicians can access and populate data from the patient chart directly to Google Glass or Vuzix Blade lenses. To that innovative end, the app became a competition finalist in September 2018 and then went on to win first prize in October at the Cerner Healthcare Conference.

Osborne said of the innovation, "Technology and improved techniques have caused an increase in the amount of collected data Clinicians have to navigate. Figuring out how to interpret data as accurately and efficiently as possible to use it for diagnosis and treatment can be difficult and time-consuming. seeCOLe hands-free health solution boosts efficiency, makes data analysis quicker, easier, and more accurate."

Currently hard at work on next steps, Osborne is now adding new features to the voice-activated healthcare app. Looking ahead to the new year, he will present seeCOLe in February 2019 at the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS19) conference in Orlando, FL. HIMSS19 Global Conference & Exhibition is the clinical informatics industry's largest health information and technology educational program and exhibition center.

New to HIMSS19, Healthcare of the Future Pavilion is designed to showcase cutting-edge innovations before they become mainstream. seeCOLe will be apart of the pavilion and give attendees the opportunity to conduct live hands-on demos of the augmented reality health IT solution. The pavilion will occupy more than 2,500 square feet of prime real estate on the HIMSS19 exhibit floor.

To get more information about what seeCOLe can offer any healthcare system visit https://www.seecole.app.

Cerner code App Challenge Link:
https://www.cvent.com/events/code-app-challenge-2018/custom-38-3288d1522ab44b85a827700ec2a4bba4.aspx

About seeCOLe, LLC
seeCOLe is an augmented reality health record app that enables clinicians to review and document patient data in real time by wearing Google Glass or Vuzix Blade. The system allows clinicians to interact with the electronic health record by voice command or touch.

About Carl Anthony Osborne
Carl Anthony Osborne is an accomplished Electronic Health Record/Electronic Medical Record (EHR/EMR) consultant. Mr. Osborne provides various services to healthcare IT departments which include: EHR Application Builder, Educator, Web-Based Training Developer, and On-Call Support Analyst. Carl provides clinician workflow-focus build, EHR curriculum development, EHR instructor-led Nursing and Physician training, web-based video development, on-call support, workflow analysis, and go-live end-user elbow support to Physicians, Nursing staff, Ancillary staff, Laboratory Technologists, Radiologist/ Radiology Techs, Pharmacist and Intraoperative clinical staff.

About Cerner Corporation code App Challenge
Cerner Corporation, one of the major Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, is host to the code App Challenge that gives third-party developers and Cerner health systems the opportunity to create, develop, and pitch innovative solutions to improve health outcomes. 

Contact:
seeCOLe, LLC
Carl Anthony Osborne
Creator/Developer
app@ehrconsultantforhire.com
240.467.4323

Websites:
https://www.seecole.app
https://www.himssconference.org
https://www.ehrconsultantforhire.com
https://www.smarthealthit.org
http://hl7.org/fhir

Social Media:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlanthonyosborne/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/seecole/

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Giving patient relations and electronic health record (EHR) content creation and retrieval a new focus, an independent EHR consultant creates a voice-activated Health IT app that works in tandem with Google Glass.

Laurel, MD -- (ReleaseWire) -- 09/27/2018 -- In a small category of independent app developers that make such strides, electronic health record (EHR) consultant Carl Anthony Osborne has set a new bar with the new augmented reality health record app seeCOLe. Not affiliated or sponsored by a major corporation, the lone developer has become one of four finalists for Cerner Corporations' code App Challenge. With his sights set on elevating electronic health records from a desktop/laptop application to a hands-free system, the retrieval and content creation of patient information just got simpler.

seeCOLe, which stands for "see Clinical data On Lens" is an augmented reality health app that uses SMART on FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource) which enable Clinicians to navigate and document information into their organizations' electronic health record using Google Glass. The Clinician would merely say various verbal commands that interact with the EHR and thereby access and populate data from the patient chart to the Google Glass lens. From there, the system is coached via voice or touch features.

Added benefits of the seeCOLe app to any healthcare system that uses an electronic health record are:

- Hands-free documentation of patient data while at their bedside, during a consultation, in isolation areas, and in the operating room.

- Patient data appears within the clinician's point of view wirelessly when prompted thereby giving more clinician to patient interaction.

- seeCOLe requires no lengthy training.

Osborne will both speak and demonstrate the seeCOLe health app at the 2018 Cerner Health Conference held on October 8-11, 2018 in Kansas City, MO. With an average attendance of more than 10,000, this Cerner-only event will connect him with key decision makers and industry leaders.

To get more information about what seeCOLe can offer any healthcare system visit https://www.seecole.app

About seeCOLe
seeCOLe is an augmented reality health record app that enables clinicians to review and document patient data in real time by wearing Google Glass. The system allows clinicians to interact with the electronic health record by voice command or touch.

About Carl Anthony Osborne
Carl Anthony Osborne is an accomplished Electronic Health Record/Electronic Medical Record (EHR/EMR) consultant. Mr. Osborne provides various services to healthcare IT departments which include: EHR Application Builder, Educator, Web-Based Training Developer and On-Call Support Analyst. Carl provides clinician workflow-focus build, EHR curriculum development, EHR instructor-led Nursing and Physician training, web-based video development, on-call support, workflow analysis and go-live end-user elbow support to Physicians, Nursing staff, Ancillary staff, Laboratory Technologists, Radiologist/ Radiology Techs, Pharmacist and Intraoperative clinical staff.

About Cerner Corporation code App Challenge
Cerner Corporation, one of the major Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, is host to the code App Challenge that gives third-party developers and Cerner health systems the opportunity to create, develop, and pitch innovative solutions to improve health outcomes. 

Contact:
Carl Anthony Osborne
App Developer & Independent EHR Consultant
app@ehrconsultantforhire.com
240-467-4323

Websites:
https://www.seecole.app
https://www.ehrconsultantforhire.com
https://www.smarthealthit.org
http://hl7.org/fhir

Social Media:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlanthonyosborne/

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/seecole-health-app-streamlines-clinician-to-patient-interaction-hands-free-data-retrieval-to-take-finalist-status-at-cerner-corp-competition-1055639.htm