Off into the Sunset: Legacy System Retirement. Determining how to sunset a customized patient treatment management system without disrupting care.

Utilizing technology-based process improvements to provide better care and help address clinician burnout.

Implementing an Enterprise Resource Planning Solution

Provider-based healthcare delivery is one of the most rewarding and meaningful professional endeavors. Successfully meeting the mission of delivering high quality care with excellent outcomes to patients, delivering outstanding patient satisfaction, addressing provider burn-out, and recruiting and retaining staff, all while managing to thin margins is incredibly complicated.

One of the best ways to ensure relevant, accurate, real-time data is available for decision support is to proactively address data at the start of a system implementation. Forum Solutions shares important elements for any system implementation regardless of industry.

While demands on the system were overwhelming and unexpected, nurse-led innovation from simple to complex was unfolding in institutions around the country.

Mergers and partnerships help organizations scale their business and retain, or even increase market share. The stakes are high and the margin for error is low. How do you go about successfully aligning two organizations - separated by 2,600+ miles, an ocean, and a time zone?

No shock that protecting any customer’s data is increasingly keeping IT leadership awake at night. Healthcare being perhaps the penultimate example, organizations constantly wrestle with balancing availability of data with security concerns. Yet healthcare presents inherent challenges that go well beyond the realm of the traditional IT purview.

Forum Solutions helped a regional hospital successfully migrate its Migrate and Upgrade its Enterprise Resource Planning System.

Forum Solutions helps a healthcare provider with a Clinical Data and Order Entry solutions roadmap.

Many health systems are experimenting with ways to lessen the burden on primary care, including changing scheduling practices to accommodate different types of visits, implementing call centers, and creating value-based (rather than volume based) compensation plans. Some are providing scribes, a third person in the room (or virtually) documenting the visit in the medical record in “real” time.

Predicting the future is often a fool’s game and over the last five years few industries have enjoyed more prognosticating than Healthcare. Decades of unchecked inflation and highly publicized data of substandard health outcomes thrust the industry to the forefront of scrutiny.