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Flagler Hospital Selects the Sunrise Enterprise Acute Care Solution From ...

Allscripts Modern, Open Platform Was Deciding Factor

After an extensive and highly competitive search, Flagler Hospital selected Allscripts in based on the company's open, Microsoft-based technology platform, which reduces total cost of ownership and simplifies interoperability and connectivity with third-party systems such as EHRs used by community physicians; its history of high physician utilization at many of the nation's leading hospitals; and its record of strong health outcomes.

"To maximize patient safety and reduce unnecessary duplication of services during transitions of care, it's critical to have seamless connectivity between caregivers across the community," said Flagler Hospital Chief Information Officer commented, "Our goal is to deliver timely clinical insights that will help Flagler Hospital's nurses and other caregivers drive better health outcomes for their patients and deliver more coordinated care independent of the system or technology used. We are proud that Flagler Hospital, one of our nation's finest hospitals, has selected the Allscripts open, interoperable platform approach to connect its caregivers both inside and outside of the hospital."

In replacing its legacy inpatient clinical information system with Sunrise Enterprise, Flagler Hospital will deploy the industry’s most utilized Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) system as well as pharmacy, critical care, emergency department, surgery, radiology, laboratory, knowledge-based medication administration, analytics, portal and financial management modules offered by Allscripts. To maximize federal incentives under the HITECH Act for demonstrating the meaningful use of an Electronic Health Record, Flagler Hospital will implement Sunrise using the Allscripts Speed-to-Value accelerated implementation process.

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