Downtime Solutions for MEDITECH

If MEDITECH is down, how do you quickly access patient critical information? Are you relying on NPR or M-AT reports or resource heavy scripting methods? Paper trails? Last night’s backup? Access to up-to-date patient critical information should never be compromised. Nothing is as dependable or accurate as IPeople Offline for accessing medical record information. Our IPeople Offline solution ensures sites have access to accurate information by synchronizing critical MEDITECH tables on a scheduled basis to a SQL server database.

IPeople Offline is the first and only downtime solution backed by the IPeople ODBC/OLE DB/ADO.net drivers. This cutting edge technology enables users to view patient critical information and financial data securely in the event of a scheduled or unscheduled MEDITECH down or network down scenario. IPeople Offline’s user-friendly web-based front end features patient searches based on multiple options and presents clinical views of critical patient information such as orders, results, vital signs, EMAR, and allergies.


Give your staff the tools to maintain patient safety and the highest level of care at all times.

 

  • Omit the need for NPR report generation and printing or passing of paper charts
  • Capture any data, including CDS information
  • Launch scanning and archiving systems during MEDITECH downtime
  • Provide accurate clinical information to remote clinicians
  • Jump right in with intuitive web-based views
  • Rely on up-to-date data updated in minutes—not days
  • Access the reports you need- census, drug admin, etc.
  • Schedule synchronization of critical patient data

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"IPeople Offline is so user-friendly and intuitive-you can't get it wrong. Even if someone has not used a computer before, they can figure it out. I've trained all the nurses and I heard over and over again how easy it is to use. They love the look and feel."

Deb Weaver,
Physician Systems Analyst, Union Hospital