Posts by rlloyd@key-stream.com
The ADDIE Model: A Powerful Framework for Effective EPR Training and Support
Introduction Implementing a new Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system in the NHS requires meticulous planning, and training forms a crucial part of this process. A well-established framework for structuring this training is the ADDIE model. ADDIE, which stands for Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation, provides a step-by-step process that ensures effective training and support.…
Read MoreThe Importance of Risk and Readiness Assessments – Setting the Stage for Success
Introduction Implementing a new Electronic Patient Record (EPR) system within the NHS is a huge task that requires meticulous planning and preparation. One critical element, often overlooked, is the importance of a comprehensive risk and readiness assessment for the training workstream. Let’s look at why this is crucial and what it should encompass. Capacity and…
Read MoreSupporting EPR Implementation with the Right People, Right Now
Delivering scalable teams with exceptional talent on-demand, supporting end-to-end EPR implementation, training, and go-live support. Keystream have worked with the Hillingdon Hospitals, London North West University Healthcare, Epsom and St Hellier University Hospitals as well as the Surrey Safe Care Programme, a joint initiative between Royal Surrey County Hospital and Ashford and St Peters NHS…
Read MoreEPR Implementation Training – Plan from the beginning
Establishing a successful EPR implementation is not a task that happens overnight. The training workstream is an integral part of this process, and its involvement from the initial stages can be the key to unlocking a successful transition into Business as Usual, post go-live. Engaging the training team early on allows for crucial risk assessment,…
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