Patient Portal (Admission and Treatment Management) - Stadtkrankenhaus Korbach Funding: 2

Lot 1: Patient Portal (Admission and Treatment Management)

The 2: Entlassmanagement

The Korbach Hospital is a modern health centre with 249 beds in which more than 10,900 inpatients and 17,000 outpatients are treated annually in the medical and rehabilitative sector. It comprises the following specialist departments: Medical Clinic, Surgery, Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Anesthesia and Operative Intensive Care Medicine as well as the Staff Departments for Otorhinolaryngology and Urology.

The hospital has a medical care center (practice for gynecology and obstetrics, practice for internal medicine with a focus on cardiology and hematology / oncology, practice for surgery) as well as specialist practices for radiology and nuclear medicine, internal medicine, urology, surgery, neurology, neurosurgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery and orthopedics.

Under the project name "City Hospital 4.0 - moving digitally together", the Korbach City Hospital unites the various projects within the framework of the KHZG. The KHZG provides the clinic with funding for investment in digitization. Among other things, these funds will be used for the project "Digital admission, treatment and discharge management.

The aim is the full implementation of a transsectoral cross-sectoral patient portal for digital admission and treatment management with integrated HIS connection for both inpatients and outpatients of the Korbach City Hospital in order to enable transsectoral communication and digital information exchange between service providers and recipients before, during and after hospital treatment. In particular, the patient portal must be connected to the Dedalus ORBIS HIS system via an interface. The procurement is funded by funds from the Hospital Future Act.

The delivery of the software including the legally required training concepts, as well as the support of the introduction is commissioned.

Wartungsleistungen:

Maintenance services are provided with a term of min. Commissioned at the end of 2024 (in the sense of the KHZG funding period). For the subsequent period of use, maintenance services are to be offered as an option.

The aim is to implement a discharge management portal that enables the organization of follow-up care including structured digital data exchange with downstream service providers. In particular, the discharge management portal must be connected to the Dedalus ORBIS HIS system via an interface. The procurement is funded by funds from the Hospital Future Act.

The delivery of the software including the legally required training concepts, as well as the support of the introduction is commissioned.

maintenance services

Maintenance services are provided with a term of min. Commissioned at the end of 2024 (in the sense of the KHZG funding period). For the subsequent period of use, maintenance services are to be offered as an option.