The University of Michigan Health System in Ann Arbor has completed enterprisewide implementation of single-sign-on software.
The project covered 19,000 users of 12,000 desktop and 3,000 laptop computers across three hospitals, 30 health centers and 120 outpatient clinics. The Vergence software from Andover, Mass.-based Sentillion Inc. enables a user to access patient data from multiple information systems after logging onto U-M Health System’s core clinical and hospital information systems.
A primary goal of using single-sign-on technology was to ease and encourage adoption of computerized physician order entry software, which is a module of the core clinical information system. For more information, see sentillion.com.
DEC 19, 2006 3:18pm ET
Single-Sign-On Live at U-M
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