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ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 01, 2017 -- The latest update from CampDoc.com, the leading electronic health record system for camps, adds multilingual support to help camps and their families improve communication and make the delivery of healthcare at camp safer, more effective, and more efficient. CampDoc.com allows camp nurses to instantly access vital camper and staff health information, including allergies, medications, and immunization records, as well as track illness and injury in an electronic health log.
Many camp participants speak different languages, and camp directors and camp nurses often struggle with language barriers when trying to capture accurate health information for their campers and staff. “Miscommunication in healthcare can be dangerous,” said Dr. Michael Ambrose, Owner and Director of CampDoc.com. “We are excited that CampDoc.com can now be customized to support multiple languages.”
CampDoc.com is committed to keeping health and safety in the forefront of camp operations, and with multilingual support camps can now create and manage translations for all of their content. Families will be able to toggle the language display when completing their camp health forms, reducing the risk of miscommunication.
CampDoc.com is the most comprehensive solution to help ensure the health and safety of children while they’re away at summer camp. The CampDoc.com suite includes their flagship electronic health record, as well as free online registration, travel and emergency medical protection, discounted camp medical supplies, and CampGrams, a one-way camp email communication tool.
Camps interested in learning more about multilingual support should visit www.campdoc.com or contact CampDoc.com for more information.
About CampDoc.com
CampDoc.com, a division of DocNetwork LLC, is an international, comprehensive electronic health record system, offering solutions to improve efficiency and maximize safety in local camp communities. A collaborative effort between camp doctors, nurses and camp directors, CampDoc.com helps summer camps manage health forms, allergies/medications and illness/injury tracking. CampDoc.com also offers free online registration, travel and emergency medical protection, discounted camp medical supplies, and one-way parent emails for children at summer camp. For more information about CampDoc.com and web-based health management, please visit www.campdoc.com or call 734-636-1000.
Contact: Michael Ambrose, M.D. CampDoc.com 734-636-1000 [email protected]
