Patient Record Search Interface

The Patient Record Search Interface page for the Medical Records Integration feature, focusing on AI as a key component and how AI enhances the cross-system search experience for healthcare professionals.

AI-Powered Search Bar
- Natural language query input ("Show me all imaging studies of her right knee from the last 2 years")
- Voice input capability for hands-free operation in clinical settings
AI Clinical Insights Panel
- Automatically analyzes search results to provide actionable insights
- Highlights connections between data from multiple systems (3 imaging systems and 2 radiology report systems)
- Identifies progression patterns (deterioration of medial meniscus over time)
- Draws attention to new findings (possible ACL tear)
Real-time Analysis Indicator
- Visual feedback showing AI is analyzing results as they appear
- Demonstrates the dynamic nature of the AI processing
AI Highlights on Individual Results
- Smart annotations on each result showing its significance
- Context-aware notes (progression from earlier studies, new findings)
AI-Suggested Related Queries
- Intelligent recommendations for follow-up searches
- Suggestions contextualized to the patient's specific condition
- Helps clinicians explore related information they might not think to search for
Unified Results Across Systems
- Coherent presentation of data from multiple source systems (AGFA PACS, City General RIS, etc.)
- Consistent formatting regardless of origin

The design shows how AI transforms what would otherwise be a simple search tool into an intelligent clinical assistant that helps identify patterns and important findings across disparate systems.

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Patient Record Search

Unified search across all connected medical systems with AI-powered insights

Current Patient Context

Sarah Johnson

DOB: 04/15/1972 • MRN: 78901234 • Complete Records Access

AI-Powered Search

7 Systems Connected HIPAA Compliant

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AI analyzing results in real-time

AI Clinical Insights

Patient has had 3 MRI studies of the right knee in the past 24 months, showing progressive deterioration of the medial meniscus. The most recent study from Memorial Imaging Center (2024-12-15) indicates a possible ACL tear that wasn't present in previous studies.

This insight was generated from 3 different imaging systems and 2 radiology report systems

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Right Knee Last 2 Years Imaging Studies

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MRI

Right Knee MRI with Contrast

Dec 15, 2024 | Memorial Imaging Center

MRI demonstrates a Grade II-III signal within the posterior horn of the medial meniscus consistent with a meniscal tear. New finding: high-grade partial-thickness tear of the anterior cruciate ligament.

Source: AGFA PACS

AI highlight: New ACL finding not present in previous studies

MRI

Right Knee MRI without Contrast

Jun 30, 2024 | City General Hospital

Grade II signal intensity within the posterior horn of the medial meniscus suggesting early degenerative changes. No evidence of ligament or tendon injury. Mild joint effusion present.

Source: City General RIS

AI highlight: Progression from earlier study

X-Ray

Right Knee X-Ray (AP and Lateral)

Mar 12, 2023 | Northside Medical Center

Mild joint space narrowing medially. No fracture or dislocation. Early osteoarthritic changes noted. Soft tissues are unremarkable.

Source: AGFA PACS

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