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RLBUHT - Going Paperless: The Journey so far

The 18th July will see Unity go live at Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust. Unity will be used to view all patient case notes in the Trust's new Paper Free environment.

Unity will enable the paper free health record (PFHR) to be rolled out throughout the Trust. Giving clinicians access to digital medical records that consist of structured and unstructured data. The scope of this project will enable the Trust to transition from paper-based working methods to digital ways of working.

Unity will not only improve the user’s access to information, it will also improve their ability to record information about a patient.

The PFHR is not only a software application; it is also a multitude of technologies and services brought together by Fortrus to deliver an outcome.

For Further information please contact:

Leigh Baillie

Chief Marketing Officer

Fortrus Ltd

+44 7894 517828

Leigh.Baillie@fortrus.com

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