Both - Able to be used stand alone. Structured to be interfaced within the organization’s Information System to maximize decision making benefits through data integration;It can be interfaced and integrated within various vendor software. Some interfacing restrictions may apply.Nurse Optima is interfaced with the HIS system for a basic application (basic pt data, nurses time and attendance etc.). Additional interfaces to scheduling systems and the electronic medical record are optional and facility specific.
The client owns and houses all data to facilitate ease of access and ensure security. Though we have an option of storing clients data on the Cloud.
Yes, Through patient classification, each patient is categorized into an acuity group that is defined by a range of care hours and into a complexity group which provides a relative measure of the skill required. Classification typically is performed at the start of the shift.
Yes, Nurse Optima relies heavily on input from the hospital’s design team. It is critical to the success of any patient classification system to have organizational “buy in” to the process.