seeCOLe
AR-powered EHR navigation for colorblind clinicians. Listed in the SMART Health IT App Gallery and the Epic App Orchard; tested against Epic's FHIR sandbox.
seecole.appEHR programs stall in the gap between build, training, and integration. I work across all three, so the configuration, the training, and the FHIR layer agree with each other. Engagements are scoped as a whole, not by line item.
Where each kind of work lands across Oracle Health, Epic, and the integration layer.
| Oracle Health (Cerner) Millennium | Epic | Interoperability & cloud | |
|---|---|---|---|
| BuildConfiguration | PowerPlans · PowerForms · Dynamic Documentation · mPages · Discern Rules · Order Entry Format · CCL | Flowsheets · SmartTools · Workflow Engine Rules (LOR) · security and SER/EMP | HL7 v2.x interfaces · FHIR R4 APIs · AWS Lambda, SQS/SNS, EventBridge |
| TrainAdoption | PowerChart · FirstNet · SurgiNet · PathNet · Scheduling · RadNet · PharmNet | EpicCare Inpatient Clinical Documentation, INP402 certified | Storyline · Captivate · Camtasia · LMS administration · adoption metrics |
| InnovateFHIR apps | SMART on FHIR app development · seeCOLe (SMART Health IT App Gallery, Epic App Orchard) · MARY, voice-driven and FHIR-native · Interlace Health / FormFast integration · four national FHIR competition wins | ||
New build, optimization of content that isn't working, and translation of clinical requirements into configuration.
eLearning clinicians finish, built by someone who knows how the system was configured.
SMART on FHIR developer and four-time national competition winner, with the build experience to make an app fit the chart underneath.
AR-powered EHR navigation for colorblind clinicians. Listed in the SMART Health IT App Gallery and the Epic App Orchard; tested against Epic's FHIR sandbox.
seecole.appMedical Assistant and Research sYstem: a voice-driven, FHIR-native interface for clinical teams.
Describe the program and how it is structured. You get a candid read on fit within one business day, and if it is not a match, a pointer to someone who is.