Cerner Achievement and Innovation Award Winners Honored at the 2018 Middle East Collaboration Forum

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Cerner Achievement and Innovation Award Winners Honored at the 2018 Middle East Collaboration Forum

On Could 8, Cerner Middle East & Africa celebrated the 7th version of its annual Achievement and Innovation Awards by recognizing clients across the Middle East for their most satisfying healthcare innovation adoptions in five classifications: Customer Experience, Support Solutions, Population Health Management, Scientific Choice Assistance and User Experience.

" This year's finalists include absolutely inspiring and innovative tales of just how our Middle East customer companies have worked faithfully with their leadership, care teams and IT personnel in order to help elevate the healthcare experience for the neighborhoods in their corresponding countries," stated Michael Pomerance, vice president and managing director, Cerner Middle East & Africa. "The 2018 Achievement and Innovation Honors got greater than 40 entries from 4 nations in much less than two months. We expect continuing the trip of progressing health care together with our visionary customer management."

Cerner created the Accomplishment and Innovation Honors to identify clients that have effectively improved worth for their organizations and boosted the healthcare experience for patients with health IT and the assistance of Cerner's solutions and services.

Throughout the annual Cerner Middle East Cooperation Forum at The Address Dubai Marina in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the top three finalists for each award classification provided on their successes. After the discussions, the audience voted to pick a champion in each group and champions were announced during the forum's awards ceremony.

King Saud University Medical City was recognized with the Accomplishment and Innovation in Clinical Choice Support award for its work in Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Prophylaxis process. The University reported enhanced outcomes because of the innovative process, aiding the organization boost the VTE analysis compliance for admitted adult individuals and making sure the individuals obtain appropriate VTE Prophylaxis.

Hailed for its Transforming Patient Experience through Smart Tech, King Faisal Specialist Health Center & Research study Centre was granted the Success and Innovation in Consumer Experience award. The project is an instance of how innovation can support both the client experience and person care by integrating tools and devices and collaborating across disciplines.

The Achievement and Innovation in Assistance Services award was provided to Children's Cancer cells Medical facility Egypt (57357) for their streamlined procedure room workflow, supporting timely research laboratory order reviews.

Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (SEHA) obtained the Achievement and Innovation in Populace Health Management award for its incorporated strategy to student health. The school health program running in SEHA utilizes Cerner's integrated digital health record (EHR) to support an individual's lifetime of treatment whether in school, clinics, healthcare facilities or even out on mobile units. The capability of the school programs to update the EHR supports improved health for the general population from a young age.

The Achievement and Innovation in Customer Experience award was presented to the UAE Ministry of Health & Prevention (UAE MOHAP) for their performance & clinical experience (PaCE) project the performance evaluation project for all UAE MOHAP hospitals. The objective of the PaCE project is to provide precise, timely, clinical, administrative and functional information in order to help in tracking and examining the shipment of healthcare in a reliable manner. This multi-year project also advertises nursing excellence with data-driven feedback and education.

The annual Middle Middle East Cooperation Forum is a three-day knowledge-sharing occasion created for Cerner Middle East & Africa client health care leaders, clinicians and IT professionals. The event highlights the latest developments in regional health care. Greater than 300 senior healthcare agents from different organizations, health centers and ministries attended this year.