Gothaer's electronic patient file

The electronic patient record (ePA) advances digitization in the healthcare system and makes it easier for service providers such as doctors to exchange information and documents with each other and with patients. As the patient, you decide who is allowed to view the data. You can assign different authorizations and have access to your findings at any time via an app.

What is the Electronic Patient Record (EHR)?

What medications did the cardiologist prescribe? When was the last time your teeth were x-rayed? All important information is stored in an electronic patient record.

The data is on a central, well-secured server so that doctors, pharmacists and other medical professionals can access it from anywhere - if the patients allow it.

Among other things, the ePA should help to avoid unnecessary double examinations and improve the quality of treatment. Because therapies can be better coordinated when all the information is available.

As the patient, you decide which documents are included in the ePA and who is allowed to view them.