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Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

In 2013, Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust became one of the first trusts nationally to introduce Sunrise Electronic Patient Record (EPR). Since then, it has continued making strides in its digital journey: optimising and enhancing the EPR with documentation and tracking board enhancements and embedded decision support, integrating clinical systems, embedding information sharing across care services, and investing in digital infrastructure, cybersecurity and intelligence-led care.

In 2013, Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust became one of the first trusts nationally to introduce Sunrise Electronic Patient Record (EPR). Since then, it has continued making strides in its digital journey: optimising and enhancing the EPR with documentation and tracking board enhancements and embedded decision support, integrating clinical systems, embedding information sharing across care services, and investing in digital infrastructure, cybersecurity and intelligence-led care.

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Rated ‘Outstanding’ twice by the Care Quality Commission

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156 inpatient beds

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120, 602 patient visits per year

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Client since 2012

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193 Licensed beds

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1,900 staff

 Implemented Altera Solutions at Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

Sunrise™ Electronic Patient Record (EPR)

Sunrise™ HIM Scanning (EDMS)

Sunrise™ Knowledge-based Medication Administration (KBMA)

"Since introducing Sunrise KBMA, the trust has been able to reduce medication administration errors by 55%. "We were the first Altera Digital health customer to go live with this functionality in Sunrise. Being able to do it in a complex environment like critical care without any major issues is a testament to how motivated our multidisciplinary teams are to embrace change and improve patient experience."

 Carol Moss, EPR Manager

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