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Reform XT used by Canandian Doctors

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It's called ReForm XT. It's a software program that doctors can use both on the computer and on their mobile devices. It enables them to keep track of medical data to improve quality standards, and ultimately, patient care. It would replace the hundreds of pages of medical records doctors? offices keep on file, saving money and eliminating inefficiencies.The patient benefits by getting a quicker diagnosis over time and also the doctors know what questions to ask to maybe find problems earlier, says Clint Parr, CEO of Anyware Mobile Solutions that makes the ReForm XT software.

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Reform XT for HealthCare on Local ABC Affiliate

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You're used to using your cell phone to text message. But, just imagine your doctor or nurse using it to input your medical records. It could happen. And, some say it could improve America's health care. The program is called Reform XT. And, your doctor could use it to type in a procedure with a phone via the Internet with no paper trail for details to get lost. And, other doctors could learn from your procedure. "With teams of doctors using Reform XT, they can each look at their own results and best practices and do a better job at their procedures," says Clint Parr with Anyware Mobile Solutions. The Canadian Association of Gastroenterology is already using it. This is a form of health information technology that the President has allocated nearly 20-billion dollars for to upgrade health systems.

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Reform XT- Comparative-effectiveness tracking

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Anyware makes an application called Reform XT. It allows users to very simply design their own forms that can be sent to mobile devices. One survey was created by a group of Canadian doctors and sent to their Blackberries. They were collecting data on the way surgical procedures are done. "They can begin collecting their information, move away from a paper based process, move into a mobile web-based process that allows them to do that a lot more efficiently," said Shawn Sicking with Anyware Mobile Solutions.