Case Study in May 2009 Issue Examines Experiences of Denton Regional Medical Center
DALLAS, May 21 /PRNewswire/ -- T-System, Inc., the leading provider of clinical documentation and information solutions in emergency departments and urgent care centers, today announced that its Emergency Department Information System (EDIS) solution, The T SystemEV(R), was featured in a column entitled "ED Information Systems: A Guideline For Successful Implementation" in the May 2009 issue of Journal of Emergency Nursing, a professional publication. Authored by members of the emergency department staff from Denton Regional Medical Center (DRMC), the article notes DRMC's selection of The T SystemEV, calling it "user-friendly" and a product that offers "both a physician and a nursing documentation solution in the same system."
"ED Information Systems: A Guideline For Successful Implementation" (Susan Cohn, RN, MSN et. al.) is a record of the experiences of the EDIS implementation team at DRMC, a 200-bed, full-service hospital located northwest of the Dallas/ Fort Worth Metroplex. Offering recommendations for other EDs considering a move to an EDIS, the article details DRMC's move from a paper-based charting system. After establishing a set of key system requirements and analyzing various alternatives, the team successfully implemented The T SystemEV, which was adopted by the ED physicians, nurses and clerical staff with minimal disruption of daily operations.
The T SystemEV, the most popular EDIS solution in the industry, is currently in use at more than 210 hospitals nationwide. The system spans the entire emergency department experience from triage to discharge, giving doctors and nurses total, minute-by-minute control of a patient's status and care.
As stated in the article, which appeared in the "Clinical Nurses Forum" section of the May iss
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