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Date: February 10, 2009 Time: 10:30am (PST); 1:30pm (EST)
10:30am (PST); 1:30pm (EST)
Is difficult-to-access clinical information making it hard for your clinicians, practitioners and other medical staff to treat
patients in a timely manner? Do manually coding medical records limit your ability to process claims efficiently and cost-effectively?
Please join us for an informative webcast: "How Brigham and Women’s Hospital Simplified Access to Patient Information”.
In this webcast, Georgette Wilson, RHIA, a Manager in the Health Information Services Department and Michael Palumbo, an Electronic
Health Records Analyst for Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH), will discuss how BWH was able to deploy Fujitsu Consulting’s Virtual Patient Record solution which enabled their organization to streamline clinical information gathering and medical record processing—all while
maintaining compliance, enhancing the patient experience and lowering costs.
Fujitsu Consulting’s Virtual Patient Record solution—based on EMC Documentum—enhances your existing hospital
information systems (HIS) and electronic medical record (EMR) systems, enabling your organization to record, capture, manage
and store all patient-related documentation within a single electronic repository.
Attend this live event and learn how our solution will help your organization:
• Reduce the complexity of back-end information management environments and improve accessibility to critical patient information
• Deliver a unified view of all enterprise-level patient, outcome and operational data
• Simplify administration of policies and security across the enterprise
• Provide a platform to store and access all information
About Brigham & Women’s Hospital: BWH is a 754-bed level I trauma center based in Boston, MA and renowned for it's excellence in Medicine, Orthopedics, Cardiology,
Infertility and Newborn Medicine.
About the Speakers
Georgette Wilson, RHIA
Ms Wilson oversees the Transcription, Inpatient Scanning, Record Completion and Birth Registry sections of the HIS Department.
Wilson is a Past President of Massachusetts Health Information Management Association. Ms Wilson was one of the original
Community Education Coordinators trained to promote the AHIMA My PHR Campaign and continues to serve as the Massachusetts
Community Education Coordinator. She also served as Chair of the MaHIMA Public Relations Committee.
Michael Palumbo
Mr. Palumbo is an Electronic Health Records Analyst in the Health Information Services Department. Michael came to BWH almost
two years ago and has played a prominent lead role in the Inpatient scanning project from an analytical, technical, and project
management standpoint.
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