Since the introduction of SwissDRG in 2012, every in-patient medical service is defined in terms of case-mix-points. MySwissDRG™ helps you define the value of your services. By multiplying the case-mix-point with the baserate you can calculate the value in Swiss francs.

It’s not only heads of departments who are interested in the value of in-patient service provision. Are you not interested in the value of your cases? In the revenue you generate, whether you are a consultant or a senior consultant at your hospital? Are you not interested in what cases are invoiced most frequently by specialists? Whether your patients’ stay at the hospital is above or below the Swiss average and how much money you would generate in a different canton with a different baserate? 

MySwissDRG™ gives you quick and easy access to the definitions and case numbers of the complete SwissDRG catalogue and allows you to generate an individually configured list of the services you offer. For a more structured analysis of the catalogue, there is detailed information for each DRG including frequent clinical images (diagnosis and procedure), information to additional charges, comparative figures of the SwissDRG Case Mix Office and an intelligent search tool for the complete catalogue. Other functions include the generation of a personal report based on your MyDRG list and the possibility to send the report as an email. By using the “Simulator” function you can test the sensitivity of a number of variables in the tariff system and investigate the effects of e.g. increasing the case number of a particular DRG or lowering the baserate.

Optimal connections inside and outside the operating theatre

Picture allocations (Presets) can already be chosen before the operation. They can be altered at any time during the operation without the surgeon having to step away from the patient. For this, a simple touch movement on the iPad is sufficient. Then the desired picture of the input device appears on the chosen monitor immediately. In addition, Castpilot® can be connected externally, to elsewhere inside the hospital or anywhere else in the world for that matter. This enables you to transfer the information e.g. to a congress hall or to consult an expert foreign colleague about his/her opinion. And, of course, the information is transferred in securely encrypted fashion over both internal and external connections.

User-friendly and precise functioning

Castpilot® requires the encoder/decoder hardware Rioxo of barox Kommunikation AG for every device attached to the system (e.g. monitor, C-arm). The encoder encodes and compresses the digital signals in order to achieve the highest possible combination of speed of transfer and high data quality. The decoder decodes the data packages.

The AIS incorporates medical terminology to create an internationally accepted tool for ranking injury severity. It is an anatomically based, consensus derived, global severity scoring system that classifies each injury by body region according to its relative importance on a 6-point ordinal scale. AIS is the recognized basis for the ISS calculation of patients with multiple injuries.  

AIS is licensed by the Association for Advancement in Automotive Medicine (AAAM). Only registered AIS licensees are authorized AIS Easy Code™ users.

AIS Easy Code™ was developed in cooperation with AAAM and the University Hospital Basel.

User manual

1. Put the macrolens™ on the camera and press it down gently.
2. Hold the camera about 3-5 cm above the object you want to photograph.
3. Remove the macrolens™ from the camera after taking pictures.

 
macrolens™ can be put on and removed as often as wanted, without leaving any sticky residue. If the adhesive strength slackens, the adhesive surface of the macrolens™ can be cleaned with a little bit of water to ensure full strength.