"After we ‘went live’ with TrackCore, our staff response has been very positive. I have been impressed with your software from the first time I saw a demonstration! I am amazed at the ease of use and intuitiveness. The TrackCore process is very easy to navigate. From receiving an item, to adding vendors and users, TrackCore makes tissue tracking painless.
I cannot express how happy we are that we have implemented TrackCore at Medical City Dallas.
Thank-you for such a great product!"
Jane M. Smith, RN, CNOR
Orthopedic Supervisor, OR
Medical City Dallas Hospital
Monday, December 14, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
LPIT Solutions, Inc. Partners with Lawson Software
LPIT Solutions, Inc. (TrackCore Software) and Lawson Software announce a strategic integration partnership designed to benefit healthcare organizations utilizing the CloverLeaf Secure Courier Client Suite. The partnership allows customers to easily integrate with most clinical and supply chain applications being utilized by hospitals today, including, but not limited to, Cerner/SurgiNet®, Epic®, McKesson®, Meditech®, and more.
Working together, we will create more incentives for customers to utilize both TrackCore and Cloverleaf. Using Cloverleaf, the TrackCore Software application will be able to seamlessly exchange information among various applications, data repositories, and information technology systems as needed, in real-time, regardless of location or format. Even if you currently use a different integration engine this partnership makes it easier for us to provide integration with your existing integration engine.
For more information about the LPIT Solutions-Lawson Partnership, contact us.
Working together, we will create more incentives for customers to utilize both TrackCore and Cloverleaf. Using Cloverleaf, the TrackCore Software application will be able to seamlessly exchange information among various applications, data repositories, and information technology systems as needed, in real-time, regardless of location or format. Even if you currently use a different integration engine this partnership makes it easier for us to provide integration with your existing integration engine.
For more information about the LPIT Solutions-Lawson Partnership, contact us.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
'Outstanding Customer Support' says Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital
"I have had a wonderful experience with TrackCore ever since we have been using it! In addition to the great software, my experience with customer support is outstanding! TrackCore support is knowledgeable and has handled any/all questions with grace.
Keep up the great job!”
Carmel Pound
Education Resource Specialist
Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital
Keep up the great job!”
Carmel Pound
Education Resource Specialist
Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital
Thursday, October 1, 2009
VHA now a ‘sole source’ TrackCore partnership
TrackCore has partnered with VHA Pacific Northwest, West Coast and Central regions as a sole source contracted provider for tissue and implant tracking software for their members.
If you are part of a hospital, system or IDN looking to implement tissue and implant tracking software for the purposes of Joint Commission and FDA regulatory compliance, feel free to contact the LPIT Solutions’ TrackCore sales department at http://www.lpitsolutions.com/contact/contactform/sales/trackcore
If you are part of a hospital, system or IDN looking to implement tissue and implant tracking software for the purposes of Joint Commission and FDA regulatory compliance, feel free to contact the LPIT Solutions’ TrackCore sales department at http://www.lpitsolutions.com/contact/contactform/sales/trackcore
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Tissue TrackCore Now Supports RFID Technology
At the 2009 AORN Congress, LPiT Solutions, the developer of Tissue TrackCore announced that their software solution now supports integration with RFID hardware. RFID hardware is used to wirelessly receive product identification information from an RFID label and then electronically transmit the information directly to Tissue TrackCore, reducing the number of keystrokes required to perform data entry if bar code scanners are not in use. The RFID integration allows hospitals to track items with less manual data entry, providing for quicker and more accurate data entry, thus saving hospitals time and money.
Tissue TrackCore has become a best in breed solution for meeting Joint Commission and FDA compliance regulations regarding the tracking of tissue and other implantable items. Developed by a group of healthcare and technology professionals, Tissue TrackCore continues to evolve in ways that make tracking implantable items and meeting compliance regulations easier, faster and more affordable. In the next few months, Tissue TrackCore will be integrating even more technology to make meeting Joint Commission requirements that much faster and easier.
Tissue TrackCore has become a best in breed solution for meeting Joint Commission and FDA compliance regulations regarding the tracking of tissue and other implantable items. Developed by a group of healthcare and technology professionals, Tissue TrackCore continues to evolve in ways that make tracking implantable items and meeting compliance regulations easier, faster and more affordable. In the next few months, Tissue TrackCore will be integrating even more technology to make meeting Joint Commission requirements that much faster and easier.
Did You Know? Several New Changes To The Joint Commission Standards for 2009 Could Affect How Hospitals Transplant Tissue And Organs.
There are several new changes to the Joint Commission Standards for 2009. One of the biggest changes directly affects the transplanting of tissues and organs.
- Transplant Safety (TS) is now its own Gold Chapter and a hospital must meet all the Elements of Performance (EP) in this chapter as a “Requirement for Accreditation”
What this means: The Joint Commission surveyor will spend time doing tracers and reviews on your entire tissue program.
- The new TS chapter requires more Documentation and new Measures of Success.
What this means: A Measure of Success (MOS) is needed. An MOS is defined as a quantifiable measure, usually related to an audit, which will be used to determine whether an action has been effective and is being sustained.
- There are now six Elements of Performance (EP) that are critically tagged and fall under the “Direct Impact Requirement” {TS .03.01.01 #5, #10} {TS .03.02.01 #1} {TS .03.03.01 #3, #4, #5}
What this means: If one or more Direct Impact EPs under a standard are found to be partially or insufficiently compliant, then all EPs under that standard must be addressed in an Evidence of Standards Compliance (ESC) within 45 days. Failure to send in the ESC or the MOS can result in either conditional accreditation or even denial of accreditation, or an unannounced on-site validation survey to see if you have made the required changes.
- Tissue TrackCore (TTC) is the only tissue tracking compliance software to be reviewed by the Joint Commission Resources. TTC can help you simply and efficiently meet all of the new standards with minimum impact on your staff.
What this means: For the cost of a couple of pieces of tissue you can not only ensure compliance, but also save time and reduce costs by purchasing the market leading software solution.
Thank You To AORN Attendees
The Tissue TrackCore Team at LPiT Solutions would like to extend a sincere thank you to the nearly 1400 Nurses and Managers who visited our booth and the MTF booth at the AORN trade show. It was great to meet everyone who stopped by to find out how Tissue TrackCore can help address compliance issues in a fast and easy manner.
We would like to extend a special thank you to the following TrackCore Customers who volunteered to share their Tissue TrackCore success stories with everyone who visited us at AORN:
- Jennifer Mockler, Program Manager for Tissue Transplant at the Cleveland Clinic
- Karen Graves, Operations Coordinator-Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery at the Cleveland Clinic
- Judith Berkshire, Surgical Information Systems Nursing Liaison at Rush University Medical Center
- Susan Sable, Quality Improvement Coordinator for Laboratory at St. Francis Medical Center
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