Cincinatti children's hospital
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Publicado: 13 de marzo de 2011
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Identifying the variation in process and practice across units and disciplines up front was key to our success. Through this analysis, we realized software flexibility was required to design a system that met our documentation needs.
Systems, Patient Services
A case study from Siemens: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital MedicalCenter (CCHMC)
— Terri A. Price, RN, BSN, Director of Clinical
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Siemens Medical Solutions Health Services Corporation 51 Valley Stream Parkway Malvern, PA 19355-1406 USA 1-888-826-9702 www.usa.siemens.com/medical
0302-545 12-2003 Printed in USA
At Siemens, we see a way to deliver outcomes that result from truly efficient workflow. Outcomes that improve your bottom line. Outcomes thatlead to a level of care that feels exceptional to the patient and the care provider. It’s what we’re doing, right now, across the entire healthcare continuum. This case study is just one example of the value of integrating medical technology, IT, management consulting, and services — in a way that only Siemens can.
CCHMC wins 2003 Davies Award with use of Siemens Solutions
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We werecommitted to our vision of blending information technology with process improvement to help achieve our goal of providing the highest quality healthcare.
— Brian R. Jacobs, MD, associate professor of pediatrics and project director for the Integrating Clinical Information System (ICIS) Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
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Situation Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC)is a 373-bed tertiary care pediatric hospital providing state-of-the-art care to children from throughout the U.S. and the world. As the children’s hospital with the third largest funding from the National Institutes of Health, CCHMC is the only pediatric center to receive the Pursuing Perfection Grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in 2001, and its research foundation is one of onlyeight in the nation focusing on pediatric care. Among pediatric institutions nationwide, CCHMC ranks among the top five nationally in surgical procedures and outpatient visits. In FY 2002, CCHMC serviced more than 711,290 patient encounters. Staff includes 1,045 physicians and 1,750 nurses and allied health professionals. As part of its vision to be the leader in improving child health, CCHMC...
Enterprise Access Directory®, INVISION®, and Lifetime Clinical Record are registered trademarks of Siemens Medical Solutions Health Services Corporation. NetAccess™ and Siemens OpenLink™ are trademarks of Siemens Medical Solutions Health Services Corporation. The statements contained herein are based on the actual experience of Siemens customers. Siemens maintains data on file to support theseclaims. However, these statements do not suggest or constitute a warranty that all product experience will yield similar results. Results may vary, based on the particular circumstances of individual sites and users. On account of certain regional limitations of sales rights and service availability, we cannot guarantee that all products included in this brochure are available through the Siemenssales organization worldwide. Availability and packaging may vary by country and is subject to change without prior notice. Some/All of the features and products described herein may not be available in the United States. The information in this document contains general technical descriptions of specifications and options as well as standard and optional features which do not always have to bepresent in individual cases. Siemens reserves the right to modify the design, packaging, specifications, and options described herein without prior notice. Please contact your local Siemens sales representative for the most current information. Note: Any technical data contained in this document may vary within defined tolerances. Original images always lose a certain amount of detail when reproduced.© 2003 Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. All rights reserved.
Identifying the variation in process and practice across units and disciplines up front was key to our success. Through this analysis, we realized software flexibility was required to design a system that met our documentation needs.
Systems, Patient Services
A case study from Siemens: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital MedicalCenter (CCHMC)
— Terri A. Price, RN, BSN, Director of Clinical
”
Siemens Medical Solutions Health Services Corporation 51 Valley Stream Parkway Malvern, PA 19355-1406 USA 1-888-826-9702 www.usa.siemens.com/medical
0302-545 12-2003 Printed in USA
At Siemens, we see a way to deliver outcomes that result from truly efficient workflow. Outcomes that improve your bottom line. Outcomes thatlead to a level of care that feels exceptional to the patient and the care provider. It’s what we’re doing, right now, across the entire healthcare continuum. This case study is just one example of the value of integrating medical technology, IT, management consulting, and services — in a way that only Siemens can.
CCHMC wins 2003 Davies Award with use of Siemens Solutions
“
We werecommitted to our vision of blending information technology with process improvement to help achieve our goal of providing the highest quality healthcare.
— Brian R. Jacobs, MD, associate professor of pediatrics and project director for the Integrating Clinical Information System (ICIS) Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
”
Situation Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC)is a 373-bed tertiary care pediatric hospital providing state-of-the-art care to children from throughout the U.S. and the world. As the children’s hospital with the third largest funding from the National Institutes of Health, CCHMC is the only pediatric center to receive the Pursuing Perfection Grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in 2001, and its research foundation is one of onlyeight in the nation focusing on pediatric care. Among pediatric institutions nationwide, CCHMC ranks among the top five nationally in surgical procedures and outpatient visits. In FY 2002, CCHMC serviced more than 711,290 patient encounters. Staff includes 1,045 physicians and 1,750 nurses and allied health professionals. As part of its vision to be the leader in improving child health, CCHMC...
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