September 2003:
With the support of
NOA's Chris Carr and Dar Sabatino,
Queens Health Network,
a member of the New York Health and Hospitals Corporation, went live with
their initial implementation for the emergency rooms at Queens Hospital
Center.
The implementation included all three
emergency areas: psychiatric, pediatric and adult. The
scope of the go live was extensive and encompassed:
This same functionality and workflow is
planned for deployment at Elmhurst Hospital Center,
another member of the NYHHC network.
Previously the patient tracking, order
processing and related clinical workflows were performed manually.
Under the new automation and workflow processes, the emergency rooms will
achieve greater efficiencies and
patient satisfaction through
improved turn-around times and patient care. In
addition to the clinical application improvements implemented with this go
live, NOA also developed a registration-scripter program which automated the
creation of a mini-registration visit. The scripter program enables
improved efficiencies and demonstrates additional ways NOA contributes to
deploying best practices in conjunction with
deploying a CPR/EMR system.
Congratulations
to the Queens Health Network for another
successful go live and for continuing to demonstrate quality and
excellence towards community health by using the Misys CPR™ /
Misys CPOE™ system!
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