HIMSS Executive Leadership Summit - Driving Healthcare Transformation
Event date 7 July 2016 09:00 – 22:00
Location The Kings Fund, Cavendish Square
Categories
- efficiency
- healthcare
- nhs trusts
Event date 7 July 2016 09:00 – 22:00
Location The Kings Fund, Cavendish Square
Fortrus’s Unity solution will provide a single point of access to multiple clinical information systems that exist within the Trust currently as well as digitised records originating from paper and to new dynamic eforms. Access will be from both
NUH has gone live with ‘Unity’ as part of a Trust-wide programme to create a Digital Health Record (DHR) constructed from scanning paper medical records and amalgamating patient demographic data, structured data from a multitude of hospital systems, and other information sources.
Fortrus are delighted to announce that NMUH successfully went live last week with ‘Unity’ an Electronic Document Management System (EDMS), which forms part of the Trust wide EMR project to be fully digital by 2017 at the very latest, ensuring all patient records are digitally available at the point of care.
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.
Fortrus announces today that their customer South Essex Partnership University NHS Trust have successfully implemented e-forms as part of its Integrated Digital Care Record and all ward monitoring is now done through electronic forms.
In 2014, Liverpool Women's Hospital went live with a new Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) utilising the innovative Unity solution from Fortrus, and Documentum from EMC.
Musadiq Subar, IT Programme Manager and Clinical Technical Advisor, North Middlesex University Hospital (NMUH), spoke at HIMSS UK’s Executive Leadership Summit in London regarding their quest to improve technology in their hospital