Acute Delivery

Acute Delivery is tasked with developing and managing a strategic and business relationship with Acute Hospital Services Division.

The HSE’s vision to modernise the delivery of Diagnostic Imaging Services throughout Ireland’s Public Healthcare System; specifically how diagnostic imaging and reporting is transacted across the country.

The NCIS programme provides a solution to support cancer care pathway across designated cancer centres and other hospitals.

KDCPMS is an electronic patient record system designed to improve care for all patients who attend a Renal (Kidney) Specialist Team in Ireland.

The Laboratory Programme, under the governance of eHealth was established in 2021 following the cyber-attack, to advance, standardise and support key Laboratory ICT initiatives.

MN-CMS is the design and implementation of an electronic health record (EHR) for all women and babies being cared for in maternity, newborn and gynaecology services in Ireland.

Critical Care is an information intense environment where Clinical Information Systems (CISs) can greatly impact patient care and the workload of clinicians.

Unscheduled and Emergency Care includes the health and/or social care services provided by the HSE which cannot reasonably be foreseen or planned in advance.

HSE Audiology Services comprise a range of clinical, technical and rehabilitative services that provide assessments and management of patients with audio/vestibular disorders from the cradle to the grave across community and acute hospital locations.

Vital Signs Automation/Digital Irish National Early Warning System (INEWS) is a multidisciplinary patient centric project.

eHealth and AMRIC are working to deliver this project in collaboration with Acute and Community services to deliver improved patient safety in relation to infection prevention control.

The Single Sign On system allows staff to just tap their ID badge and they will have instant access to all clinical systems.