Tenders Are Invited For Medical Information Systems – Delivery And Introduction Of A Hospital Information System (Kis)

Medical Information Systems – Delivery And Introduction Of A Hospital Information System (Kis). Procurement Of A Future-Proof Hospital Information System (Kis) To Support Medical, Nursing, Administrative And Business Processes With Sustainable Strengthening Of The Digitalization Of Care Processes And Creation Of A Long-Term Sustainable It And Application Architecture. In Addition To Functional Modernization, Our Goal Is To Consolidate The Existing Application Landscape, Reduce The Number Of Redundant Systems And Improve The Integration Of The Remaining Specialist Applications. This Is Intended To Reduce Media Disruptions, Increase Data Quality And Increase The Efficiency Of Clinical And Administrative Processes. The Future Solution Architecture Should Support A Largely Integrated Platform Strategy And Gradually Harmonize The Previously Heterogeneous System Landscape. Both The Requirements Of Inpatient And Outpatient Care Should Be Taken Into Account. In Addition, The Solution Is Intended To Create The Conditions For Future Developments In The Area Of ​​Cross-Sector Care, The Digitization Of Clinical Processes And The Use Of Modern Cloud And Platform Technologies. The Future Information System Landscape Should Enable Cross-Institutional Availability Of Relevant Information Within The Legally Permissible Framework And Support Cooperation Between The Organizational Units Involved. At The Same Time, Site-Specific Requirements And Organizational Characteristics Should Continue To Be Taken Into Account. The Future Solution Must Adequately Support The Organizational Structure. This Includes, In Particular, The Mapping Of Several Legally Independent Companies Within A Common Solution Platform As Well As The Support Of Cross-Location And Cross-Company Processes. At The Same Time, The Requirements For Data Protection, Confidentiality And Data Access Must Be Taken Into Account In Accordance With The Respective Organizational, Legal And Professional Responsibilities. The Solution Should Therefore Support Both Common Data And Process Models As Well As Differentiated Authorization, Organizational And Client Concepts In Order To Enable Group-Wide Collaboration While Maintaining Data Protection Requirements.