About 3 years ago we determined that we needed/wanted a system to
provide workflow for our patient access areas.  We discussed with Iatric
and with the support of the strategic team agreed to have Iatric (Frank
Fortner & Ed Bishop) come on site to review the specifications with us
and design the best system we could.  Iatric has made it available as a
product (Visual Smart Board) and has done a lot of upgrades, not
necessarily based on feedback from us, to the initial request.  I would
definitely enlist them in any thoughts that I had related to
customizations.  They have provided additional attribute customizations
that are quite sophisticated for us too.  They fully understand
boundaries in Meditech that would prohibit you from utilizing
maintenance/service contracts from Meditech (you need to be careful
about touching Meditech's code so that you don't void those agreements
with Meditech).

 

Recently, we started a website/portal strategy and have enlisted Iatric
to do the interfacing utilizing Medseek (a website company) as our
website front end tool.  The most valuable lesson I learned from Medseek
was writing what they call Use Cases (this is usually 3 Visio diagrams -
functional user diagram (what the user expects to do and see), interface
diagram, systems diagram (activity within the system that needs to
occur) in addition to a minimum of a 4 page document that identifies in
words what you expect to happen, your assumptions, any pre or post
conditions and lastly actual screen mock-ups).  Getting this defined and
articulated to the end user/sponsor of the project has been invaluable,
Medseek requires sign-off of the use case.  

 

I do want to say though, that there are quite a few terrific vendors out
there, I would also trust X-O consulting to name another.  I personally
do not have much experience with other Meditech friendly vendors that
provide customizations, but I rate Iatric as top notch!  

 

That's my plug for vendors.  WOW, three in one email (a personal best),
you'd think I work for all of them, which I don't!

 

Iatric Website  www.iatricsys.com <http://www.iatricsys.com/>    

X-O Consulting Website  www.xo-consulting.com
<http://www.xo-consulting.com/> 

Medseek Website  www.medseek.com <http://www.medseek.com/> 

 

 

Good Luck!

Dee Ramirez

Systems Analyst

Delnor Community Hospital

(630)208-4251

 

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 10:56 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [MEDITECH-L] Meditech Programming Consultants

 


Our CFO has asked us to post this: 

Could you please go out on your listserve of Meditech users & ask them
the following question.  "I have heard about consulting firms comprised
of ex-Meditech folks who specialize in performing programming work that
Meditech itself has refused to do for a client.  Does anyone on the
listserve engage a firm of this type...if so, 1) has this worked
successfully for you; and 2) could you please provide me with contact
information?" 


Francisco "Frank" Amor
Financial Systems Coordinator, MIS
Southwest Medical Center
PO Box 1340
Liberal, KS  67905
(620) 629-6377 - Office
(620) 629-6352 - Fax

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