Lippincott DocuCare

Promote clinical judgment and prepare students for practice

Teach your students to think critically about documentation with Lippincott's DocuCare. This innovative digital solution integrates over 150 patient scenarios with web-based academic Electronic Health Record (EHR) simulation software, allowing students to learn how to use an EHR in a safe, true-to-life setting, while enabling instructors to measure their progress. Lippincott's DocuCare’s non-linear solution works well in the classroom, simulation lab, and clinical practice.

Help students build clinical reasoning skills in a simulated EHR environment

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Ready to Use

Lippincott DocuCare comes pre-populated with over 150 patient records with included course-related learning activities.

Ideal Teaching Tool

Interact with students, track their progress, and focus your teaching strategy using class management and evaluation tools.

Easy to Navigate

User-friendly navigation allows student to explore web-based patient charts at their own pace with tabbed navigation for access to the entire patient chart.

Customizable

Create your own patient records or edit any of the pre-populated patient charts for further integration into your program.

Clinical Training

Students can create privacy protected patient records for clinical patients and access real-world evidence based point of care content through SmartSense links.

Incorporate documentation in a variety of settings

With Lippincott's DocuCare, your students will develop the competence and confidence they need to succeed in practice. This academic EHR solution has proven effective in a number of settings.

Classroom
Simulation Lab
Clinical Practice
On-the-Go

Built by educators, designed for success

Lippincott's DocuCare, developed in collaboration between the Colleges of Nursing and Engineering at University of Tennessee, Knoxville, was built specifically for the academic setting by educators to achieve program learning objectives and prepare students for critical thinking and EHR use in practice.