The clinical team from Unibased will be attending the local St. Louis Chapter AORN meeting tonight January 12th being held at Soulard’s Restaurant at 1731 S. 7th St. at 6 pm.
Marion Sachs RN and Peggy Pittenger RN are recruiting nurses interested in participating in a clinical focus group for the Unibased OR product. If interested, please see them at the meeting or call 314-878-6050 ext. 149.
TODAY - Tuesday, January 12, 2010
6:00-6:30 pm – Dinner sponsored by 3M Healthcare
6:30-7:30 pm – Educational Presentation
7:30-8:30 pm – Chapter Meeting
Soulard’s Restaurant
1731 S. 7th St, St. Louis, MO 63104
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
St. Louis Chapter AORN meeting tonight!
Client News: East Texas Medical Center Tyler new patient care units prepare to open
The two new units represent a $28 million expansion project which adds a total of 72 new rooms and two stories to the north tower of the hospital. The building program began in 2008. A dedication ceremony was held today for the Mary and Wayne Poindexter Patient Care Unit. The ceremony honored Mr. Poindexter and his late wife for their contribution of $5 million to the new oncology (cancer care) unit on the sixth floor. The day also provided guests with tours of the new fifth floor unit dedicated to cardiology (heart care) patients and other medical specialties. More info: http://bit.ly/7v4JBy
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Kosair Children’s Medical Center - Brownsboro Selects Unibased Systems Architecture’s ForSite2020® To Improve Community Access to Pediatric Services
Norton Healthcare’s Kosair Children’s Medical Center - Brownsboro, located in northeastern Jefferson County in Louisville, KY, has selected the award-winning ForSite2020® application suite of solutions to provide unsurpassed community access to pediatric services for patients, families and physicians.
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Client News: Mount Sinai Medical Center and Columbia University Cardiovascular Centers Teaming Up
Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach has entered into a partnership with Columbia University. "Our goal is to work with Columbia University to further enhance our role as a local, national and international leader in cardiovascular care and innovation," Steven D. Sonenreich, president and chief executive officer of Mount Sinai, said in a letter to supporters.
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Client News: Bay Area Health District Purchases Surgery Management System
Bay Area Health District (dba Bay Area Hospital) of Coos Bay, Oregon has purchased the ForSite2020® periOperative Resource Management System (ORMS). Unibased was selected as a result of competition with several surgery management system vendors.
According to Bob Adams, Bay Area Hospital, Director of Information Services, “The Unibased product exceeded our published requirements, but most importantly, Unibased demonstrated a willingness to meet our unique needs with contractual guarantees. All of their client references were helpful and straightforward. Unibased personnel were knowledgeable and experienced with our current in-house vendors, and up and down the line, everyone just felt more comfortable with Unibased”.
Phil Amelung, a Principal Consultant with Unibased, indicated “The Bay Area Hospital steering committee was sure to include a broad representation from the c-suite, information services, clinical informatics, and the surgery department. They went well beyond system feature/function in examining other important vendor qualities including the vendors’ ability to keep promises, history of successful integration projects and experience of implementation staff. No stone was left unturned. They are the first Amerinet hospital member we have signed since the inception of our contracted supplier agreement last September, and represent our first significant collaboration with Draeger. Bay Area is very influential as the largest acute care facility on the southwest Oregon coast with a high volume surgery operation. This is already a great partnership and it will only get better. We are all anxious to begin the implementation in early January, and Unibased is pleased to expand its west coast presence.”
According to Bob Adams, Bay Area Hospital, Director of Information Services, “The Unibased product exceeded our published requirements, but most importantly, Unibased demonstrated a willingness to meet our unique needs with contractual guarantees. All of their client references were helpful and straightforward. Unibased personnel were knowledgeable and experienced with our current in-house vendors, and up and down the line, everyone just felt more comfortable with Unibased”.
Phil Amelung, a Principal Consultant with Unibased, indicated “The Bay Area Hospital steering committee was sure to include a broad representation from the c-suite, information services, clinical informatics, and the surgery department. They went well beyond system feature/function in examining other important vendor qualities including the vendors’ ability to keep promises, history of successful integration projects and experience of implementation staff. No stone was left unturned. They are the first Amerinet hospital member we have signed since the inception of our contracted supplier agreement last September, and represent our first significant collaboration with Draeger. Bay Area is very influential as the largest acute care facility on the southwest Oregon coast with a high volume surgery operation. This is already a great partnership and it will only get better. We are all anxious to begin the implementation in early January, and Unibased is pleased to expand its west coast presence.”
Bay Area Health District Purchases Surgery Management System from Unibased Systems Architecture, Inc.
Bay Area Health District (dba Bay Area Hospital) of Coos Bay, Oregon has purchased the ForSite2020® periOperative Resource Management System (ORMS). Unibased was selected as a result of competition with several surgery management system vendors.
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Get the St. Francis Hospital Cookbook for only $10 - hospital employees & volunteers contributed over 130 yummy recipes
The Saint Francis Hospital Cookbook is now on sale for $10 per copy. Hospital employees and volunteers contributed over 130 favorite recipes to make possible the 121-page spiral-bound cookbook created as a fundraiser by the hospital's Employee Recreation/Recognition Committee in support of employee activities.
The book is divided into categories: appetizers, breads and rolls, soups and salads, main dishes and casseroles, meat, poultry and seafood, side dishes, desserts, cookies, candy and bars, beverages, and breakfasts.
To order call 845-431-8128
Visit thier website at: http://bit.ly/85LfV6
The book is divided into categories: appetizers, breads and rolls, soups and salads, main dishes and casseroles, meat, poultry and seafood, side dishes, desserts, cookies, candy and bars, beverages, and breakfasts.
To order call 845-431-8128
Visit thier website at: http://bit.ly/85LfV6
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
For the 7th Consecutive Year Unibased Systems Architecture, Inc. Achieves "Best in KLAS"
With its healthcare focus on access to services, process improvement, meaningful use, patient safety and satisfaction, revenue cycle management and efficient resource utilization, Unibased Systems Architecture, Inc. has achieved the “Best in KLAS” Awards for both the Enterprise Scheduling and Surgery Management market segments for the year 2009, reflecting outstanding product quality and client satisfaction.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Unibased Systems Architecture Selects DST Technologies’ AWD® to Deliver Healthcare Process Automation and Work Management
Unibased Systems Architecture and DST Technologies, a process automation and work management solution provider, today announced they have formed a strategic relationship for the purpose of jointly marketing their solutions to better serve clients in the healthcare industry. Working together, Unibased and DST Technologies will each deliver their own solutions to innovative healthcare systems and hospitals seeking to improve productivity, quality and cost management.
“I look forward to working with DST Technologies and healthcare providers to identify ways that AWD and our RMS, ORMS, and ForSite2020® applications drive innovation,” said Larry Covington, President, Unibased. “This relationship will maximize the vast industry knowledge of both companies to help healthcare systems more efficiently manage resources in support of their patients, attain operational excellence and reduce the estimated $145 billion of annual waste in the healthcare industry resulting from administrative inefficiency and excess paperwork.”
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“I look forward to working with DST Technologies and healthcare providers to identify ways that AWD and our RMS, ORMS, and ForSite2020® applications drive innovation,” said Larry Covington, President, Unibased. “This relationship will maximize the vast industry knowledge of both companies to help healthcare systems more efficiently manage resources in support of their patients, attain operational excellence and reduce the estimated $145 billion of annual waste in the healthcare industry resulting from administrative inefficiency and excess paperwork.”
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Mike Fink Joins Unibased Systems Architecture
Mike Fink has joined the company as Principal Consultant. Mr. Fink will be responsible for sales of the award-winning Unibased ForSite2020® suite of products to large hospital networks. A respected industry veteran, Mr. Fink has more than 20 years of successful sales experience in the healthcare marketplace, 15 of which include the sale of hospital information systems with McDonnell Douglas Health Systems and First Data Corporation.
Welcome Mike!!
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Welcome Mike!!
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