Designed for primary care and emergency physicians, nurses, PAs and first responders, VisualDx merges medical images with clinical information to guide assessment of visually diagnosable disease, including emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) and conditions caused by terrorist acts. It is the only solution where daily use for diagnosing common conditions, STDs and infectious/reportable disease includes terrorism preparedness and pandemic influenza as part of the differential.

• Improve clinicians' and public health workers' ability to evaluate patients presenting with rash illnesses to help avoid costly false-positive (e.g., quarantined emergency rooms) and life-threatening false-negative diagnoses
• Rapidly access information about bioterrorism, chemical warfare, radiation injury and emerging infectious diseases
• Distinguish common influenza-like illnesses from those possibly caused by a terrorist act, avian influenza, SARS or other emerging infectious disease
• Educate clinicians and public health personnel in preparedness
• Push health alerts to point-of-care

Early detection saves lives
VisualDx helps clinicians and first responders rapidly build a custom, visual differential diagnosis based on their patient’s unique findings (e.g., symptoms, signs, medications, medical history, etc.) and quickly drill down to useful, actionable information on each possible agent/condition. Armed with the information most relevant to their patient, clinicians can rapidly assess and make decisions about transporting a patient without risk to themselves or others in the event of a terrorist attack or other public health emergency.

VisualDx helps make every clinician an astute clinician by giving them instant access to the information they need to rapidly make a diagnosis and begin treatment, whether their patient has a condition related to terrorism, pandemic influenza or not.