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The current modernization of the health and social services system will require a tremendous effort by health establishments to integrate human and information resources in order to successfully set up local service networks. We believe that this consolidation of services will lead to a certain amount of standardization and information pooling.
In fact, several studies have shown that the isolation of processes and information is systemically hampering the care continuum. In many cases, it has been noted that the personnel involved in those processes are working in closed circuits, and as a result, they waste a considerable amount of time looking for information that is held separately by each field of practice, but that is critical for providing care and for the proper functioning of the health establishment.
This problem inevitably occurs when an organization lacks an overall vision, integrated architecture, and a development plan for its information resources as they pertain to care and service processes. At ESI, we understand the challenges that you face, and we are convinced that we can significantly improve your establishment's performance, and as a result, avoid unnecessary spending.
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