San Diego, CA (PRWEB) May 07, 2016
vidscrip announced today that it has launched the vidscrip 2.0 platform, available now in the iTunes App Store and on vidscrip.com. The app records clinician’s answers to questions that can then be shared with colleagues, patients, and caregivers to watch anytime. The vidscrip team is at the American Urology Association’s annual meeting this weekend in San Diego to launch the new platform alongside their strong following of urologists and device manufacturers.
By making health education information from a patient’s most trusted source - their own doctor - accessible outside the exam room, it becomes more “sticky” and results in more efficient providers and better health outcomes.
“Even though doctors repeat themselves constantly, patients forget 86% of what they learn at the point-of-care. This negatively impacts practice efficiency, patient satisfaction, and health outcomes. Vidscrip solves this by making the doctor’s expertise available to patients anytime, anywhere, and on any device,” said vidscrip co-founder and CEO John Brownlee.
Powerful new features, available for free to both clinicians and patients, include:
- Social networking features to follow and create trusted connections with patients, caregivers, clinicians, health systems, and device and pharmaceutical manufacturers.
- Record vidscrips using video, audio, images, and text - by using one of more than 700 pre-built templates or creating from scratch
- Robust privacy settings for sharing vidscrips
Thousands of physicians, care teams, and other health professionals currently use vidscrip to record expertise and share it with colleagues, patients, and caregivers.
Visit vidscrip.com, the App Store, or find vidscrip on the AUA exhibition floor’s main thoroughfare at booth 3821 to download the app for free today. An Android version will launch next month.
About vidscrip:
vidscrip is proud to be part of the healthcare innovation ecosystem in Minneapolis, MN.
Media inquires:
Danah Tangen
Director, Marketing
media(at)vidscrip(dot)com