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Today the paper free team are on the Royal's mezzanine promoting the PFHR project and are joined by Aidan Kehoe (CEO) and David Walliker (Director of IT).
Paper-free is coming, the Trusts Patient Electronic Notes System goes live on the 3rd May.
Fortrus are the leading provider to the NHS of ‘User Experience’ software design and development. Pioneers of ‘Genius Design’, Fortrus will be delivering a managed service approach to User Experience which will engage Clinicians, non-clinical users, and external organisations who require access to the PFHR.
With the development of the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital well under way, the Trust set a slightly more challenging target date of this year (2017) for paperless working, ahead of the governments 2018 target.
Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust are preparing for Paper Free Health Records by raising awareness of the project throughout the trust as part of an ongoing internal communications programme, in advance of project go live in the coming months.
For further information regarding the Paper Free Health Records project at the trust please contact:
Leigh Baillie
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The 18th July will see Unity go live at Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust. Unity will be used to view all patient case notes in the Trust's new Paper Free environment.
Unity will enable the paper free health record (PFHR) to be rolled out throughout the Trust. Giving clinicians access to digital medical records that consist of structured and unstructured data. The s
Fortrus and the Paper Free Health Record (PFHR) team at Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital continue on their journey to make Paper Free working a reality.
As part of the first phase of the PFHR programme, the Cardiology department are now using electronic notes throughout the In-Patient and Out-Patient areas and Clinical Pharmacology and Infectious Diseases went live two weeks a
