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Aug
2007 – Through our local
partner PT. novaTARA Indonesia, Nova signed an agreement with
Pondok Indah Healthcare Group (PIHG) to implement the latest version
of VESALIUS-Hospital Information System (HIS).
Nova has the distinction of a hugely successful
implementation in the group’s pioneer hospital at Pondok
Indah in 2004. The primary objective then was to streamline
business processes
for better management control.
Lai Teik Kin, novaHEALTH CEO, says the award
of the Puri Indah contract is a firm testimony to Nova's value
as a solution-provider. “Our
strategy for providing improved healthcare solution is about implementing
recognised ‘best practices’, localising them when
necessary and effecting change management at all levels to ensure
sustainability of the system.”
Tavri Deviyan, Chief Information Officer of
PIHG speaks of his initial challenge, “As the hospital
group grows, the challenge for ITD was always how to support
them adequately across several
locations. Instead of implementing two separate systems for our
2 hospitals, we had discussed this with Nova and realised that
with VESALIUS Multi-Organisation, PIHG can extend the services
to users
across a wide area network.”
“Centralising the system comes with
many benefits. First and foremost, IT resources needed to support
operations and administrative
tasks such as data backup need not be duplicated. More importantly,
caregivers have access to medical records no matter which PIHG
hospital they visit,” he adds.

What really sets the Puri Indah initiative from
other projects in Indonesia, is getting all the doctors and nurses
to play a
critical role in using VESALIUS in revolutionising the way clinical
care delivery is transformed. It is not about scanning written
medical notes but actually providing all caregivers
a
complete
digital environment to work in and collaborate with others. With
VESALIUS providing real-time clinical information to support decisions
at the point of care, patients can expect improved promotes patient-safety
checks and shorter patient waiting-times.
“This is a noteworthy step for PIHG in our
quest to go paperless. With a centralised Electronic Medical Record
(EMR)
respository – a first in Indonesia, we can now provide timely
and accurate information at the point of care which can be critical
in emergencies and cases with medical alerts or drug allergies,” Tavri
said.
The hospital is scheduled to open in early
December 2007.
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