What does CCSS mean in PHYSIOLOGY

Clinical Care Support System (CCSS) is a healthcare management system that provides an efficient and organized way of managing patient care. It helps streamline all aspects of the clinical care process, from scheduling appointments and handling medical records to tracking medical history and billing information.

CCSS includes features such as electronic medical records, prescription ordering systems, appointment scheduling, secure messaging between providers and patients, telemedicine capabilities for virtual visits, lab result viewing for both providers and patients, real-time reporting of vital signs to providers during in-office visits, medication ordering from pharmacies or retail outlets, order entry for drug tests or laboratory workups.

CCSS enables healthcare providers to better communicate with patients and their families about health concerns and treatments by allowing secure messaging between provider offices and patient's homes. It also allows for virtual visits through telemedicine capabilities so that doctors can still provide care even if a patient cannot physically access the office. Additionally it has features such as real-time reporting of vital signs to providers during in-office visits making it easier for them to track any changes in patient's health status without having to manually review prior visit notes.

Yes, CCSS integrates well with existing systems across many departments within a hospital including pharmacy ordering systems, digital radiology records systems, financial accounting software packages (hospital accounts receivable), computerized physician office orders & results tracking systems (CPOE / CDS), laboratory test & results loggers (LIS/LOBs).

The data stored by CCSS includes patient demographics such as name, contact info & address; appointment scheduling details; medical history & treatment information; lab tests & results; critical vitals & observations collected during in-office visits; medication orders/prescriptions; insurance plan/billing information; imaging studies/reports; physician notes/documentation; referral paperwork & more.