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Food Safety and Health
2021-06-28 - 2021-06-29    
All Day
The main objective is to bring all the leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars together to exchange and share their experiences and research results [...]
Food Microbiology
2021-06-28 - 2021-06-29    
All Day
This conference provide a platform to share the new ideas and advancing technologies in the field of Food Microbiology and Food Technology. The objective of [...]
Smart Robots and Artificial Intelligence 2021
2021-07-05 - 2021-07-06    
All Day
Robotics is an imperative development that is related to the well-being of all individuals. A Robot is a useful gadget, multitasking operator sketched to move [...]
World Plant and Soil Science Congress
2021-07-23 - 2021-07-24    
All Day
It’s our greatest pleasure to welcome you to the official website of 2nd World Plant and Soil Science Congress that aims at bringing together the [...]
Food and Beverages
2021-07-26 - 2021-07-27    
12:00 am
The conference highlights the theme “Global leading improvement in Food Technology & Beverages Production” aimed to provide an opportunity for the professionals to discuss the [...]
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26 Jul 21
Latest News

The Brooklyn Hospital Center Launches Epic Electronic Medical Record

The Brooklyn Hospital Center (TBHC) launched Epic in its ambulatory care network sites. Epic is the most widely-used and comprehensive electronic health records system and provides a platform for integrated care to ensure patients have convenient digital access to their health information.

“Epic makes it easier for our providers to communicate and access the information they need to care for our patients,” says Gary G. Terrinoni, TBHC President and CEO. “There were many systems in place at our ambulatory care sites, and Epic allows us to consolidate onto a single, shared platform for patient care.”

Epic is used by a majority of U.S. News and World Report’s top-ranked hospitals and medical schools who are working collaboratively every day to improve patient care, innovate healthcare delivery and achieve financial health.

TBHC serves patients in communities located throughout Brooklyn via a network of ambulatory care sites. On the provider side, the switch to Epic will streamline services, such as scheduling, clinical applications, billing and population health initiatives.

Patients benefit from the use of MyChart @ Brooklyn Health, a digital portal that allows patients and their designated caregivers to access health information, communicate with providers, schedule appointments and pay bills 24/7 using a smartphone or computer.

All organizations using Epic interoperate, which means they can easily exchange patient data to improve patient care. TBHC providers will have the ability to coordinate care with clinicians outside of The Brooklyn Hospital Center, closing care gaps and reducing duplication. As the leader in interoperability, Epic will enable providers to easily exchange data for improved continuity of care.

“Epic allows us to adopt some of the standards in place at the best healthcare organizations in the country, but still be flexible and adjust for the needs of TBHC’s locations and patients,” says Sam Amirfar, MD, Chief Information Officer.

ABOUT THE BROOKLYN HOSPITAL CENTER 

Since 1845, The Brooklyn Hospital Center has provided outstanding health services, education and research to its Brooklyn community. TBHC’s focus is ensuring optimal patient care through staff expertise and the use of advanced technology and innovative medical and surgical treatments. Located in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, TBHC is a clinical affiliate of The Mount Sinai Hospital and an academic affiliate of The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. As Brooklyn’s first hospital, TBHC is proud to be a part of an incredibly diverse borough and is committed to Keeping Brooklyn Healthy. 

SOURCE The Brooklyn Hospital Center