Everis - Web Corporativa

Services

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  Assistential process cost reductions and an increase in third party generated income

  In order to achieve a sustainable assistential economic model, everis proposes modeling the costs of the different clinical-assistential processes in order to carry out a comparison between the different centers / units and generate knowledge of the current situation. The goal is to implement a plan of action that includes: outsourcing, interoperability, specialization, automation, purchase and supplier management, innovation, etc.

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  Assistential process innovation and optimization

  The goal of this service is to work closely with health care organizations in order to implement clinical process management, optimize assistential processes and use innovative techniques with value chain elements. The idea is to achieve traceability and beginning to end process follow-up in order to generate management indicators for all sector activities and participating organizations using Lean Healthcare methodologies.

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  Interoperability

  Interoperability represents the everis proposal for effectively and efficiently managing interaction among a wide range of health care resources: professionals, information systems, applications and equipment - in a transparent way, regardless of the assistential level involved. In order to achieve this objective a corporate level interoperability solution is required. This solution includes interconnecting the platforms used by different medical centers and different assistential levels in order to enable communication and collaboration and facilitate access to and the exchange of information.

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  Digital medical image integration, especially non-DICOM images

  The goal of this service is to implement an adverse reaction and patient safety incident management system known as “Client Risk Management Systems (CRMS)”. This system manages patient safety using a broad focus but pays special attention to the analysis, prevention, monitoring and evaluation of the information collected on incidents and adverse reactions. This service is capable of effectively managing all types of notifications (complaints, patient incidents, adverse working conditions, etc.) and generating detailed corresponding reports.

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  Assistential process virtualization: telemedicine

  The goal of this service is to provide health care organizations with a corporate level solution for the implementation any assistential process required by Telemedicine. Telemedicine connects organizations, equipment and differing assistential levels (primary care, specialized care, public health care, etc.) as well as paying special attention to all types of out-patient service processes.

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  Comprehensive health care information system

  This service provides health care organizations with an information system capable of monitoring, controlling and managing all facets of all in-house processes as well the most important areas of in-house activity: financial, human resources, pharmaceutical consumption, epidemiological requirements, etc. The goal of this service is to be able to execute follow-up on the organization’s most representative indicators. This allows management personnel to have easy access to the system, thus facilitating the decision making process.

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  Shared electronic clinical history

  The goal of this service is to provide patients, professionals and health care organizations with a corporate level solution that allows for access to all relevant patient health information, especially digital medical images and analytical test results, regardless of the assistential level, treatment center or medical professional involved.

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  Hospital clinical-health care information system

  The goal of this service is to implement a clinical-assistential information system that has been especially designed for hospital service centers. This system can easily integrate new medical center requirements and future management improvements as well as be interconnected with other information sub-systems. When implementing this service, system simplicity and ergonomics play a significant role, thus avoiding the barriers that often accompany change.