About The Event

Electronic Health Records (EHRs) have incredible potential to improve the quality of patient care. They have been shown to reduce medical errors, automate and streamline the clinician’s workflow, help capture more accurate clinical data, facilitate clinical decision-making and significantly reduce healthcare delivery costs.

Hospitals and clinics that successfully implement EHR systems have a significant competitive advantage over those that do not. Indeed, in many regions EHRs are becoming a mandatory requirement for hospitals and clinics to meet legal, regulatory and accreditation standards.

However, managing the deployment of EHR systems is an extraordinarily complex task – EHR projects can sometimes last for several years and have many interdependencies across nearly every aspect of a hospital’s operation. Not only do hospital staff, both clinical and managerial, have to be involved in the process of deploying an EHR – they have to do their ‘regular’ job too!

Fortunately, by using the state-of-the-art management tools you will discover in this four-day training course – informed by case studies illustrating the lessons learned in both successful and not-so-successful EHR implementations around the world – how you can enable your healthcare organisation to streamline the EHR selection and implementation process and manage it successfully.

Top 3 Learning Objectives:

1. Create an Electronic Health Records (EHR) strategy and plan and prepare its implementation into your healthcare organisation which will enable you to significantly improve process efficiency and the quality of patient care



2. Negotiate effectively with EHR vendors to evaluate and procure the right solution for your organisation whilst managing and engaging meaningfully with all the stakeholders in the implementation process, ensuring buy-in and support from all concerned



3. Discover how the world’s leading hospitals and clinics have managed and lead change to transform their clinical practice using EHRs and redesign your own business and clinical processes to align them with the capabilities of your new EHR system, ensuring that you offer effective and efficient state of the art services