Sentence examples for go-live implementation from inspiring English sources

"The night of the Go-Live (implementation] was horrible. We had eight-hour plus wait times in our waiting room. It was chaos. We felt like we had been thrown to the wolves. We didn't have a voice in how it happened, and our patients suffered.

"The night of the Go-Live (implementation] was horrible. We had eight-hour plus wait times in our waiting room. It was chaos. We felt like we had been thrown to the wolves. We didn't have a voice in how it happened, and our patients suffered. It was because of that situation that one of the nurses called CNA".

First, the process of implementation phasing in these sites consisted of determining the pace and scope of the implementation "go-live," ranging from a "big bang" approach in which the EHR was implemented "overnight" within a site (or across sites), to a more conservative approach in which various functions of the EHR were phased in sequentially.

Sixth, support was a critical component of the implementation go-live period.

Third, while all sites required physicians to participate in a formal training prior to implementation go-live, the most successful trainings were conducted within a few weeks of go-live.

Across sites, we identified four phases of the EHR implementation process in these ambulatory care settings: (1) Adoption Decision; (2) Vendor Selection; (3) Implementation Planning; and (4) Implementation "Go-Live".

A significant element of successful implementation was an emphasis on optimization, both during "go-live" and, subsequently, when users had more experience with the system.

However, the examination of pre-adoption and pre-implementation stages of configurable IT uptake, i.e. the phases preceding the go-live and use of a new information system, and their possible repercussions to the success or failure of its whole implementation process, appear largely under-investigated [ 25].

We administered a pre-implementation survey 2 4 months (October December 2012) prior to the "go-live," or start date, of the EHR system and then administered a follow-up survey 3 5 months (April June 2013) after the EHR go-live.

The implementation took 9 months, with the strategic decision to have the Go-live after the busy summer period.

Indeed, a better understanding of IT pre-implementation phases and its consequences for the chain of events that will follow the go-live appears to be necessary [ 29].