In today’s accountable, regulated environment organisations are forced to be dynamic, and more reliant on computer technology. The way information and services are accessed, managed and delivered is constantly evolving, and the penalties for an inefficient or flawed solution may be severe.
Too often organisations have relied on unsecured and inefficient methods of storing information, which leads to problems in accessing, managing and delivering it. These become apparent when challenges arise in the quality, safety and reliability of the data being delivered by the solution deployed. It is at this point that the failings of a system only aimed at providing a structured data regime are clear, when the organisation itself requires an aggregated “one patient, one record” solution encompassing all the relevant information necessary for the project at hand.