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MAY 2002 Volume 26 • No. 5 |
Friday, MAY 24 - The call center is hosting an all-you-can-eat barbecue for the medical staff, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in front of Forsythe Hall, 275 Panama St. This is an opportunity for physicians to get to know the call center and its staff. RSVP by calling Craig Howlett at (650) 724-6572 or by e-mailing him at chowlett@stanford.edu. | Tuesday, JUNE 4 - semiannual Medical Staff meeting in Fairchild Auditorium. Cocktails and hors d'oeurves, 5:00 p.m.; business meeting, 6:30 p.m. The featured speaker will be Martha Marsh, the new president and CEO of Stanford Hospital & Clinics. | ||||||||||
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Recent and Upcoming POE Improvements Remote access to clinical applications being tested in pilot project First phase of process redesign is over; changes now being implemented Internet policy established to safeguard computer performance Stanford, Packard hospital announce new chief information officer New editor named for Medical Staff Update
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-Kristin Cummings, a resident in internal medicine, uses the physician order entry component of LastWord to retrieve patient information. Several improvements are under way to make the system more user-friendly. |
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improvements continue; visit by top IDX officials affirms company's commitment
As work continues on improving and upgrading the LastWord physician order entry system, hospital and medical staff leaders say a recent on-site visit by top officials at IDX, the software vendor, signals a stronger commitment by the company to make the system a success at Stanford. IDX's president and vice president of account management came to Stanford in mid-April for a day-long visit. They met with Stanford Hospital & Clinics president and CEO Martha Marsh; interim chief information officer Richard Rydell; interim chief operating officer Mike Peterson; clinical administrative leaders; and physician leaders including medical staff president Raymond Gaeta. "It was a very positive meeting. The IDX president indicated he has a high level of interest in working with Stanford to make this project a success," said Rydell. "I think it signals a stronger relationship between IDX and Stanford." |
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