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Rogue Valley Medical Center Foundation
2600 Siskiyou Blvd., Suite 100
Medford, OR 97504
http://www.asante.org
Sandra Olson
Ph: 541-789-5298
Fax: 541-789-5856
email: solson@asante.org
Network Partners: Rogue Valley
Medical Center, Three Rivers Community Hospital,
Ashland Community Hospital, Merle West Medical
Center, Providence Medford Medical Center, Oregon
Health Sciences University, over 300 physicians.
Project Purpose: The Asante
Clinical Systems Initiative has been designed
to provide real time inpatient and outpatient
information and decision support across a network
of health providers, including six hospitals
and over 300 private practice physicians to
improve quality healthcare in s. Oregon and
in. California.
Outcomes Expected: a) Improved
safety, effectiveness and timeliness of care
for patients in s. Oregon and n. California
(Multiple measures including tabulations from
electronic records) b) Improved patient-centered
care for s. Oregon and n. California patients
(Patient Satisfaction Surveys) c) Improved organizational
effectiveness in managing patients across a
continuum of care, including physician’s
offices, rural and regional hospitals, homecare
and hospice (Stakeholder Satisfaction Surveys)
Service Area: Primary service
area is Jackson and Josephine Counties in Oregon.
Secondary service area includes: Curry, Douglas,
Klamath and Lake Counties in Oregon and Del
Norte, Siskiyou, and Modoc Counties in California.
Services Provided: Central
repository of inpatient data accessible over
a secure medical network, image transfers, remote
consultation, lab and other reports available
for review and on-line encrypted signature.
Equipment: Integrated Soarian
clinical system including: Pharmacy, Medication
Administration Check, Clinical Access, Common
Clinicals, EHR, CPOE, RIS, CIS, and PACS; as
well as the network infrastructure to support
it across a Virtual Private Network.
Transmission: A combination
of: Fiber Optic, ISDN, T1, wireless and Internet.
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Tillamook Lightwave IGA
4000 Blimp Blvd.
Tillamook, Oregon 97141
www.tillamooklightwave.org
Jack Crider
Ph: 503-842-2413 X 0
Fax: 503-842-3680
Email: jcrider@potb.org
Network Partners: Port of Tillamook
Bay Tillamook People’s Utility District
Tillamook County
Project Purpose: To enable
telemedicine between Tillamook County Hospital
and County Health Departments, provide distance-learning
opportunities for the medical community; and
enable a rapid sharing of patient data between
the County Hospital and designated trauma hospitals
in Portland.
Outcomes Expected: To bring
telemedicine, informatics and medically oriented
distance learning opportunities to the Tillamook
County medical community by providing fiber
optic connectivity to Portland trauma centers.
The measurable outcome is the fiber connection
between the medical communities to enable
telemedicine capabilities.
Service Area: Tillamook County
was established in 1853 and is still a rural
community of 24,600 people. The median household
income is $34,270.
The county is 1,125 square miles that include
9 rivers, 4 bays and 75 miles of coastline.
Services Provided: Tillamook
Lightwave was organized November 1, 2000 between
the partners to bring fiber connectivity between
the County Hospital, Health Clinics, and Portland
trauma centers. Vital diagnostic data will be
transmitted quickly for consultation/collaboration
and clinical decision
making. The fiber connection will allow distance
learning and educational activities. Phase I
to the north is complete, and Phase II to the
south is still needed at a cost of approximately
$600,000.
Equipment: Control and GigEthernet
Modules, including 2 Riverstone RS8000 and 2
Riverstone RS16,000switches, 2 Argus 48V DC
power systems with batteries, 1 CISCO 3550 switch
and miscellaneous fiber panels and splice enclosures.
Transmission: Gigabit Ethernet
between all points on the network. Internet
access provided as needed.
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