Electronic Patient Record

Electronic Medical Records-Patten-Fuller Community Hospital

Elizabeth Bryant, Jeremy Frick, Pennie Lowe, Greg Watkins

CMGT/410

Craig McCormick

University of Phoenix

Table of Content

1. Electronic Medical Records Project

1. Background and Statement of Need

2. Project Objectives

3. Mission and Goals Project

2. Project (Plan) Approach

4. Project (Plan) Organization

3. Task or Responsibility Matrix

4. WBS

5. Task Flow Network and Critical Path

6. Project Schedule

5. Project Reporting

7. Cost Plan

8. Project Baseline

9. Performance Measurement

10. Project Evaluation and Reporting

6. Results of the cost and schedule, or performance alternatives

7. Risk analysis

8. Formulating cost, schedule, or performance alternatives

9. Forecasting budget and schedule completion

10. Methods of corrective action taken

11. Managing expectations

11. Project Termination

Electronic Medical Records-Patten-Fuller Community Hospital

Introduction

Patten-Fuller Community Hospital is in search of a highly efficient medical records system that not only offers the capability for storing the organization’s information electronically, but also presents the capacity for hospital personnel to collaborate with one another on a daily basis. Patten-Fuller Community Hospital’s management staff has recently selected a highly specialized team to fulfill the organization’s requests and with these requests, Patten-Fuller Community Hospital has also solicited a full report detailing the team’s comprehensive analysis. In the following pages, the team details the complete contents of the electronic medical records system project with a thorough emphasis detailing the enhanced system’s capabilities. The team firmly believes Patten-Fuller Community Hospital will be entirely pleased with the team’s results and recommendations.

Background and Statement of Need:

Patten-Fuller Community...