A unified way to collaborate
and care across locations
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Globally, healthcare organisations are under continuous pressure to deliver excellent clinical outcomes while utilising minimal resources.
Care team members deserve tools that enhance the connection to patients and enhance clinical workflows. Efficient use of capital and operational budgets is of the highest importance for a sustainable clinical care organisation.
The current care environment is often characterised by disparate and non-integrated systems acquired over time with insufficient consideration given to the need for system integration to support longitudinal care delivery models and the ever-evolving needs of patients, staff and care management.
Consider an enterprise platform that supports end-to-end solutions with simple, standardised and intelligent workflows that improve outcomes and the care recipient and clinician experience.
Taking a future proofed strategy
Enterprise platforms in smart hospitals provide centralised, scalable technology solutions and leverage open standards for data interchange.
A multi-site clinical care collaboration and communication platform can ensure standardisation and a consistent experience for patients and clinicians across the entire healthcare enterprise.
With an integrated and scalable platform that can seamlessly interoperate with other corporate and clinical systems, such as electronic medical records, workflows can be designed end-to-end and across the entire continuum of care as well as multiple locations and departments.
Interoperability
Patients receive care in a wide variety of venues, amassing data in many different systems. Interoperability is a requirement for all modern healthcare information technology systems.
For software solutions to earn a place in the day-to-day work of overworked clinicians, they must reduce data entry, and make the latest information available.
A sustainable environment
Sustainable design is an approach that prioritises environmental, social, and economic sustainability in the planning, construction and operation of healthcare facilities.
It offers a range of benefits to help improve the health and wellbeing of patients, staff and the environment. To create such an environment, it includes making decisions that consider the reduction of waste and using resources efficiently.
An enterprise approach using platform technology should leverage existing infrastructure, software and/or devices that have been deployed to reuse or repurpose for additional use cases.
Safety & quality
Unifying and centralising digital health systems that enable healthcare providers to deliver quality and safe care to their patients and residents, ultimately will lead to higher levels of satisfaction, user and care-centric, as well as improved and quality outcomes.
The benefit of a standard system-wide approach to care delivery is that staff members can focus on quality-of-care delivery, not on learning new technology.
Staff members can be immediately productive when they move to a new care location as they already have the knowledge they need to use the technology.
Cybersecurity
As technology and the internet become more integral in the delivery of care, healthcare innovation and the transition of digital health solutions has enabled more virtual care capabilities.
To avoid any exposure to risks of cyberattacks and security breaches, a centralised, highly secure technology platforms have limited attack surfaces and can be maintained using modern techniques.
Ultimately, the protection of patients, residents and staff members should be the highest priority in the healthcare system, safeguarding them from any potential attacks.
An enterprise platform approach to integrated care
To realise integrated workflows and quality and safety, have a responsive, interoperable platform with patient care at the core
Establish shared vision
partnerships
Engage clinical
stakeholders
Insist on open standards and robust interoperability
Create end-to-end workflows using enterprise systems
Continuous improvement mindset
Aggregate capabilities into an enterprise platform
Enterprise Solutions
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“We use around 600 items in the kitchen and all of them are now linked with allergy warnings and therapeutic diet codes. We can now manage the risks much better.”
Dr Kylie Alcorn,
Clinical Directo - Gold Coast University Hospital, NSW -
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