July 5, 2024
As the summer comes in at VetRec HQ, we're thrilled to share all the updates we released in June! A huge thanks to all the veterinarians who use VetRec daily and share their valuable feedback. Keep it coming! We're committed to addressing your suggestions and rolling out updates as quickly as possible. Let's dive into what's new!
It was great to see some of you at AVMA! We will be at PacVet so come say hi!
Some of your might have gotten ahead of us and found them in the app stores already, but yes, the mobile apps are ready!
Download today: iOS and Android (coming soon)
Since releasing the template builder a couple months ago, the feedback from all of you has been overwhelmingly positive. This month we added several new improvements including:
We have started a library of templates that have been curated by our team. These range from simple SOAP templates to more complex ones like:
To help support larger teams using VetRec and make it easier to organize and find information, we made several improvements to the history section. Including:
To help you organize information even better, we will be adding patients tracking so you can group visits and documents under a given patient. This means you can more easily create multiple visits for patients that might be staying overnight or having to see multiple times, and have all that information organized together.
To better support all kinds of situations vets see every day, we are adding improved support for multiple pets. Our goal is that you can record once and let VetRec figure out the information for each pet and generate individual notes for each.
Since the beginning of VetRec, we have always provided discharge notes for each visit. Those discharge notes have helped us get a ton of feedback about what doctors are looking for in their discharge notes and more generally in their client communications. Similar to SOAP notes, doctors also have different styles and preferences for their discharge notes. Some of you like professional sounding notes, others like more cutesy or playful ones. It really depends on whether the audience is a pet parent or another doctor (i.e. rDVM). Β With this in mind, we are revamping our entire discharge notes to include more customization and options.
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