Bellevue Hospital Center leverages customized application developed by NOA in conjunction with the Misys-CPR™ / Misys-CPOE™ System for the ER’s Triage Documentation project initiative

Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City, NY -- April, 2007 -- NEGLEY, OTT & ASSOCIATES, INC. (NOA) consultants, Kevin Rogers, RN recently completed installation and testing of a customized application developed by NOA to support ongoing project initiatives involving the Emergency Department’s Triage Documentation deployment.  The customized application referred to as the “scripter” serves to automate the keys between the respective registration (SMS) and clinical (Misys-CPR™/ CPOE™) systems in order to create a mini-registration record.  The process was designed for achieving an automated creation of a mini-registration thus eliminating the potential for human error via keystroke activity.  By automating this process Bellevue Hospital Center can expedite the triage process in support of their larger project to deploy triage documentation within the Emergency Department.  Bellevue Hospital Center is a part of the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (NYCHHC).

This milestone event is another significant accomplishment for the NYCHHC and represents continued achievement towards improvement in community health.

Congratulations
to Bellevue Hospital Center and NOA's Kevin Rogers for a successful deployment. This deployment is another example of how NYCHHC continues to demonstrate quality and excellence towards community health by using the Misys CPR™ / Misys CPOE™ (Patient1®) system as an integrated electronic health record.

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