Delivery of Millennium 2015 code upgrade to modernise and develop the Millennium experience for the end user; Migrate the sending of outpatient correspondence to GPs from a paper record into an electronic record via PAS; Expand the use of PAS to replace Nursing Handover solution; Review the order communications model and ensure that e-requesting and of radiology and pathology orders is best achieved; Ensure best data storage and rationalisation across the Trust’s data centre and associated computer rooms; Rollout additional mobile (tablets, PD’s etc.) and fixed devices so a combination of portable, fixed – fast access and dedicated terminals are in place for clinicians and Trust business staff; Agree the Trust’s e-forms model which will enable the migration of forms from the paper medical record across into the Millennium EPR; Delivery of the agreed Information Governance Toolkit (IGTK) standards, achieving level three across the majority of all toolkit requirements. One of the key goals of this strategy is to rationalise and centralise systems where possible. This will support the development of an Electronic Patient Record as well as removing duplication of effort and improvement in the quality of our data. Our vision is that our main PAS provides the following functionality: PAS A&E / Emergency Department Theatres Maternity Bed Management Cardiology ITU Clinical Notation / eForms Observations Recording (vital Signs) e-Prescribing While the PAS will formulate the majority of the Trust’s EPR, other departmental systems will also integrate with the PAS to form the Trust’s EPR. This EPR functionality will be run from a combination of (locally agreed) mobile and fixed devices over a secure and resilient network with core supporting technical infrastructure. Our plan is to achieve the Trust’s EPR within the years to 2018 however a process of procurement will be deployed as required when existing systems contracts expire so that the Trust achieves the outcome with the best system balanced with procurement, cost and quality considerations.
Delivery of Millennium 2015 code upgrade to modernise and develop the Millennium experience for the end user; Migrate the sending of outpatient correspondence to GPs from a paper record into an electronic record via PAS; Expand the use of PAS to replace Nursing Handover solution; Review the order communications model and ensure that e-requesting and of radiology and pathology orders is best achieved; Ensure best data storage and rationalisation across the Trust’s data centre and associated computer rooms; Rollout additional mobile (tablets, PD’s etc.) and fixed devices so a combination of portable, fixed – fast access and dedicated terminals are in place for clinicians and Trust business staff; Agree the Trust’s e-forms model which will enable the migration of forms from the paper medical record across into the Millennium EPR; Delivery of the agreed Information Governance Toolkit (IGTK) standards, achieving level three across the majority of all toolkit requirements. One of the key goals of this strategy is to rationalise and centralise systems where possible. This will support the development of an Electronic Patient Record as well as removing duplication of effort and improvement in the quality of our data. Our vision is that our main PAS provides the following functionality: PAS A&E / Emergency Department Theatres Maternity Bed Management Cardiology ITU Clinical Notation / eForms Observations Recording (vital Signs) e-Prescribing While the PAS will formulate the majority of the Trust’s EPR, other departmental systems will also integrate with the PAS to form the Trust’s EPR. This EPR functionality will be run from a combination of (locally agreed) mobile and fixed devices over a secure and resilient network with core supporting technical infrastructure. Our plan is to achieve the Trust’s EPR within the years to 2018 however a process of procurement will be deployed as required when existing systems contracts expire so that the Trust achieves the outcome with the best system balanced with procurement, cost and quality considerations.
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