New Electronic Health Information System Launches at SLBMC Today
Starting today, Monday, January 27, the Emergency Department at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre is implementing a new Electronic Health Information System.
According to a statement from the hospital, this advancement aims to improve both the quality and efficiency of patient care.
The statement noted that, like any new system, there might be some initial adjustments as staff become accustomed to the technology. However, they are optimistic that any challenges will be minimal and assure patients that care will continue seamlessly.
The hospital thanked everyone for their understanding and patience during this transition, expressing excitement about enhancing the standard of care for patients and their families in the future.
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Stone January 27, 2025, 1:03 PM