fraame filevision programme 2014

Fraame/FileVisionProgramme

2014

Company

• 40+ clients across the FileVision and Web presence health programmes.

• 6 FTE staff, including 3 FileVision application specialists (EPIC and Sydney).

• Partnership programme in New Zealand and Australia (HP, Wyndarra Group, Eagle Technology).

• South Florida Utilisation Review• Hull NHS Trust• London Bridge Hospital• BUPA Cromwell Private Hospital• Hull Royal Infirmary• Hertfordshire NHS Trust• State of Georgia• In Health Billing Group

Global programme

Sector focus

• Principal focus – Public sector Health , Non Government Organisations and Not for Profit sectors.

• Partner company to the global FileVision Corporation (Atlanta, Georgia)

Technology support

•Enhanced support of Microsoft technology platform; Including SQL, .NET and SharePoint•Experience in Open Source web development technologies, including Word Press, Drupal and PHP

Fraame’s focus: supporting a changing paradigm in Health

• Current levels of infrastructure and service profiles cannot cope effectively with the dramatic increases in health demands

• Compliance and regulatory frameworks are also increasing complexity and cost.

An ability to deliver

• Organisations are challenged with increasing demand and increased compliance.

• Whilst operating on low margins, with often modest technology capability.

Technology trends driving our programmes

Increasing confidence in the use of ICT:•Internet•Mobility (Android, iPad)•Proliferation of information•Social media demand for consumer and provider involvement

The rise in the power of the health consumer

• Fraame’s focus is on enhancing access to health information.

• Moving to embrace concepts such as Web portals and “social networks”.

• Alignment of information between providers.

• Think of Internet Banking!

Some information facts

Information mismanagement claims:

• 40 to 60% of office workers’ time• 20 to 45% of labour cost• 12 to 15% of revenue

Gartner Group Study

Information Handling Costs

• The average document is copied 19 times • Documents cost about $20 each to file• 1 out of 20 enterprise documents are lost

• $120 in labour searching for lost document • 25 hours to recreate• 400 hours per year searching for lost files

PricewaterhouseCoopers Study.

Summary of programme focus

• FileVision Health• Web presence and

stakeholder services.

• Collaborative partnerships.

FileVisionfuture pathways

Key current focus

E-enablement.Access when and where information is required.

E-forms.Assessment.Empowerment.Access.

Integration and co-existence (mobile environments, offline)

Support structures

• Transition continues to “local” emphasis on support delivery.

• Enhanced web support for clients.

• Increased resourcing globally.

Health Information management technology - it’s not new!

The first tablet handheld for health information management!

3000+BC, Mesopotamia

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