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HCM 650 PH 5 IP KRMC Patient Portal Lindegarde
KRMC PATIENT
PORTAL
Yvonne Larson
September 15, 2014

KINGMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL
CENTER
KRMC

SUMMARY OF ISSUE






Security Risks
Logins
HIPAA
Privacy

TREND SOLUTION



Patient Portals



Government



Health care Security

ORGANIZATIONAL
ASSESSMENT


Target number of patients enrolled to date 

Number of active users



Percentage of users who are active users



Number of super users



Average number of times signed on to site

ORGANIZATIONAL
ASSESSMENT
Monitor patient portal service use
 Number of emails sent to provider
 Number of times lab results requested
 Number of appointment request transactions  Number of medicine refills requests

PROJECT PLANNING


Keep simple, make sure users, project team and executives see results



Select an estimation approach, use one based on experience in building portals 

Use iterative approach, after adding integration point, test functionality and performance.



Respect it like any other complex application or infrastructure BUDGET

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN


Nursing staf



Physicians



Patients

IMPLEMENTATION
STRATEGY











There are five [5] factors for implementing a successfully strategy:
Commitment
Ability & Willingness to change Organization structure that supports the strategy Ability to measure progress A clear understanding of priorities MEASURES USED TO EVALUATE
PROJECT




We want to provide world class services to our customers
We want to increase our patient satisfaction







The degree of users involvement
Executive
management support An experienced project manager

METHODS USED TO CONDUCT
EVALUATION OF PROJECT






SWOT
Qualitative
Quantitative
Mixed

TIMELINE FOR
EVALUATING PROJECT

ENSURE PROJECT’S CONTINUED
SUCCESS MOVING FORWARD



Success of project in one year REFERENCE


Bell, E. (2013). How to measure a project's success.
Retrieved from http:// smallbusiness.chron.com/measure-projects-success 44005.html



Bernal, A., & Polleck,

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