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Broken Arrow Hospital, Broken Arrow, OK -- May, 2004 -- NEGLEY, OTT &
ASSOCIATES, INC. (NOA) consulting team members recently
provided go-live consulting and on-site support for a hospital-wide
system rollout of the Misys-CPR™ system. NOA had the privilege of
participating with the Saint Francis Health
System (SFH) project team analysts in the design and support
of the Broken Arrow Hospital (BA)
CPR implementation which extended the longitudinal patient record that
is deployed at the main Saint Francis Hospital facility. NOA
provided around-the-clock coverage and support during the entire go-live
event. According to Dave Paulson, Manager
of Clinical Systems Support, the event was a huge success:
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was the smoothest go-live that I have ever participated in.
As always, we found the NOA people to be extremely competent and
knowledgeable, but also a joy to work with. I received
numerous comments from the hospital personnel regarding how
friendly and helpful they were. In fact, the ER scheduled a
going-away lunch for their NOA support person before she left.” |
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said Dave Paulson, Manager of Clinical Systems Support.
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Saint Francis
Hospital’s goal was to achieve a broader community based
longitudinal record for improving the quality of community health
through having one CPR system across all patients and care providers who
use both the main Saint Francis Hospital
as well as the Broken Arrow division
facility.
The go-live event was a hospital-wide implementation that included the
following departments and modules:
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Lab departmental processing and instrument
interfaces
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Pharmacy department processing and
medication review
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Radiology department processing
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Clinical documentation
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Limited Nursing documentation
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Emergency Department
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Electronic chart review
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Order Communications for all ancillary
services
Congratulations to
Saint Francis Health System / Broken Arrow
Hospital team
for a successful go-live. This deployment is another example of
how Saint Francis Health System continues to demonstrate quality and excellence towards community
health by using the Misys CPR™ / Misys CPOE™ (Patient1®)
system as an integrated electronic health record.
To learn more about Broken Arrow Hospital or Misys select the below
hyperlinks:
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