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Customer stories

Refer-to-Pharmacy

The potential to achieve efficiencies in pharmacy services has been well documented. 50% of patients do not take medicines as intended, 5-8% of unplanned admissions are due to medication issues and £300m of medicines are wasted each year: A report from the Department of Health3 highlights the challenges created for both patients and professionals by the lack of formal communication channels between hospitals and community pharmacies.

White papers

Migrating from a Legacy Integration Engine

To leverage cloud and mobile technologies, healthcare organisations should consider replacing their older integration platforms. By doing this, they can avoid relying on developers with knowledge of specialised algorithmic programming languages (e.g., Monk) and eliminate the need to support platforms that have been discontinued, are no longer supported, or don’t support contemporary integration requirements.

Customer stories

NHS Greater Glasgow

NHS GREATER GLASGOW AND CLYDE USE RHAPSODY TO CREATE A NEAR-PAPERLESS HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENT

Customer stories

Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota

Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota (Children’s) is one of the largest pediatric health systems in the United States, serving children throughout the Upper Midwest at two freestanding hospitals, twelve primary and specialty-care clinics and six rehabilitation sites.

Customer stories

Huntington Memorial Hospital: connecting a community

In 2008, Huntington Memorial Hospital (Huntington Hospital), a not-for-profit community hospital in Pasadena, California, realised that it needed a modern, scalable integration engine to support and connect its various health information systems and applications.

Customer stories

Phoenix Children’s Hospital achieves a new level of integration

Phoenix Children’s Hospital (Phoenix Children’s) is the only hospital in Arizona dedicated to children and one of the ten largest children’s hospitals in the nation.