There is only a little over a month to go before the EMR Go-Live at Dandenong and Cranbourne. This transformational program will touch every aspect of our organisation from the fir...
19 July, 2019 Training
With just over a month to go before the Dandenong and Cranbourne Go-Live, we want to ensure you are able to access the EMR and use it in a safe and correct manner from day one. The...
19 July, 2019 Training Uncategorized
We’re excited to confirm the EMR Practise Domain is now live! This key part of your learning journey will enable you to practise your new skills in a duplication of the EMR e...
17 July, 2019 Training
When the EMR is live, patient registrations and admissions will occur upon their arrival, 24/7. The admission performed in iPM/WebPAS will create an active encounter in the EMR, an...
16 July, 2019 Go-Live Readiness Transforming Care
Over a six-month period, the compact EMR People and Change and Informatic teams, along with Subject Matter Experts and Devices Specialists have moved mountains of people through th...
15 July, 2019 Engagement
With our nursing and midwifery graduates rotating on Monday 5 August, we need to ensure that graduates moving into Dandenong and Cranbourne during Go-Live are trained in using the ...
12 July, 2019 Go-Live Training
Nothing says, ‘We’re getting ready for Go-Live,’ like the new slimline Workstations on Wheels (WOWs) that arrived en masse at Dandenong Hospital. Lined up outside...
09 July, 2019 Devices
Dandenong and Cranbourne are continuing to get Go-Live ready with more Workstations on Wheels (WOWs), laptops on trolleys, and printers arriving daily. We are setting up a Practise...
05 July, 2019 Devices“The introduction of the EMR is a fundamental step towards improved patient safety and care at Monash Health. It means our health care team will have access to accurate and up-to-date information about patients. The first phase of the EMR implementation is due to roll out in 2019, and will include using the EMR for all inpatient records. This is an exciting time, and one that we will work towards together in our relentless pursuit of excellence.”
The introduction of an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is all about delivering the best quality outcomes for our patients and their families. It represents a significant change in the way we work – we’ll be phasing out our inpatient paper medical records and replacing them with an electronic record where we create, store and retrieve patient information.
Patient health-related information can be gathered, managed and consulted by authorised clinicians via the EMR to deliver significant benefits to patients, clinicians and health care organisations. The EMR can streamline workflow and improve the quality of patient care and patient safety, with timely and accurate information available when and where you need it.
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