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 Posted by Yudhvir Singh Sidhu on Friday February 10, 2012 @ 02:47 AMfrom the Our overall mandate of why we get up in the morning, is to double the 120K patient-encounters in a year. dept. This is a 220-bed government facility. In December 2011/January 2012 about 9,000 feet of Ethernet and Fiber Optic cable was laid. 3 servers were delivered: OpenEMR, backups, IM, Internet access and firewall. Also installed are UPS, power conditioners, 5 switches and 20 laptops. Digg this article We formed teams - Systems administration and Application administration. We provided training videos, on-LAN documentation in the form of a user manual, maintenance checklists, accounts list and roles definitions. In addition to team formation, we provided a smattering of systems administration and applications administration training. The application was partially configured with ICD9 diagnosis codes which have been upgraded to ICD10, RxNorm medication list, and an external non-pharmaceutical inventory application. MediGrail LLC continues to support the facility daily and is working as part of the team towards the March 2012 go_live goal. We have plans to provide more formal Systems Administration training and specific application training to the staff this year. We have sent 20 more laptops and plan to send more laptops and networking equipment to make the setup more stable, useable and powerful. Our most vexing problem is with power. We are looking at ways to alleviate the harsh voltage swings which their generator never responds to but the equipment takes multiple hits on a weekly basis. Questions may be sent to sidhu@medigrail.com and more information is at medigrail.com < | >
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