PatientKeeper Integrates its Mobile App with MEDITECH Expanse Hospital EHR System
PatientKeeper app enables providers at Frankfort Regional Medical Center to view patient data stored in Expanse on their smartphones and tablets
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WALTHAM, Mass., April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ PatientKeeper®, Inc., a provider of electronic health records (EHR) optimization software solutions, today announced it has integrated its mobile app with the
MEDITECH® Expanse™ hospital EHR system, enabling healthcare providers to view inpatient data stored in Expanse on their iOS and Android smartphones and tablets.
Expanse is MEDITECH s newest acute care EHR system. PatientKeeper has a long history of optimizing MEDTECH EHRs for providers; PatientKeeper s mobile app has been integrated with MEDITECH s MAGIC and Client/Server EHR systems for many years.
TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital in Bowling Green began a new campaign last week called âKeep Your Lights Up for Healthcare Heroes.â
The initiative is a way to show support for health care workers who have fought the COVID-19 pandemic for the past nine months by leaving holiday lights up until Jan. 31. The hospital is asking every person, business and community to follow through with the showcase of solidarity.
Marketing & Communications Specialist Andria McGregor said leaving your lights up is a way for these heroes to see your support and gratitude as they drive to and from their shifts.
âThey are weary from the physical and emotional toll of what they see every day,â McGregor said. âWe want health care heroes across Kentucky to see the support and gratitude from our communities and our colleagues. Please help us honor and re-energize all our health care heroes in the southern Kentucky community and around the state with this symbol of support and gra
Health officials encourage community to keep up holiday lights for healthcare heroes
Health officials encourage community to keep up holiday lights for healthcare heroes By 14 News Staff | December 28, 2020 at 11:57 AM CST - Updated December 29 at 8:40 AM
Madisonville, Ky. (WFIE) - Baptist Health Madisonville is asking Western Kentucky to keep holiday lights on display through January 31 as a way to encourage and inspire healthcare workers and first responders who continue fighting on the front lines of the pandemic.
“There is no denying that our staff is weary from the physical and emotional toll of what they see every day,” said Robert Ramey, Baptist Health Madisonville president. “The new vaccine is offering hope, but the reality is that we have months to go in this pandemic. This very small gesture of keeping your Christmas lights up is a way to show our community’s support for Baptist Health Madisonville staff.”
Baptist Health Hardin leadership is asking Central Kentucky to keep holiday lights on display through Jan. 31 as a way to encourage and inspire health care workers and first responders who continue fighting on the front lines of the pandemic.
By keeping holiday lights up longer than usual, the statement from the hospital said the community can display their support for the health care heroes who have been fighting this virus for the last nine months.
Keep the Lights Up for Healthcare Heroes idea was launched in Kentucky by Frankfort Regional Medical Center. The holiday lights will be a display of support to health care heroes as they drive to or from work shifts.
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for infection issues and tabs for other issues.
More Kentucky hospitals than the last time got a grade of A on a nonprofit group s rating of patient safety in hospitals, but for the fifth grading period in a row, most of the 45 Kentucky hospitals got Cs. Â
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The Leapfrog Group, based in Washington, D.C., rates more than 2,600 hospitals. Most of Kentucky s 126 hospitals were not rated, but those that are have a majority of the hospital beds in the state.
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The group does not grade small hospitals with critical access status because they don t have to report quality measures to the federal government, nor does it grade specialty hospitals, government hospitals, or hospitals for which there aren t enough publicly reported data.Â