HIMSS-ALIGNED PLATFORM STRATEGY AND DELIVERY

Know your starting point. Plan your next HIMSS milestone.

Assess your current hospital systems and turn the gaps into a practical program. We help you decide what to extend, develop, buy and integrate, then define the work, budget assumptions and milestones required for an agreed target.

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Our team brings implementation experience from hospital programmes involving HIMSS Stage 6 objectives.

Owner-reported team experience; not a HIMSS credential or validation of ZeroOne software.

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Baseline and target

Make the gap between today and the target explicit

We review readiness against the relevant HIMSS model: EMRAM for electronic medical record adoption, INFRAM for infrastructure, and AMAM for analytics and data governance. Identified gaps become a prioritized delivery roadmap with accountable owners and evidence checkpoints.

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Current-state view

Systems, workflows, adoption evidence and operational constraints.

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Gap register

Missing capabilities, process changes and dependencies, with accountable owners.

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Options appraisal

Practical build, buy, configure and integration choices.

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Delivery roadmap

Milestones, resource assumptions, budget ranges and evidence checkpoints.

Four delivery paths

Choose the delivery model that fits the gap

Already selected a product? We can help implement and connect it. Still comparing options? We can support the evaluation and sourcing process. Need a capability that does not exist in your current environment? We can develop it with you or deliver the agreed build.

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    Configure and extend modules
  • When it fits

    A suitable available component or platform can meet most requirements

  • ZeroOne's role

    Assess fit, configure, extend where needed, integrate and introduce it

  • Hospital's role

    Confirm workflow needs, product choice and acceptance

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    Co-develop with your team
  • When it fits

    The hospital wants to retain internal engineering capability

  • ZeroOne's role

    Architecture, specialist implementation, engineering practices, reviews and knowledge transfer

  • Hospital's role

    Own agreed development work and ongoing capability

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    Select, procure and implement
  • When it fits

    A commercial product is the most suitable route

  • ZeroOne's role

    Requirements, product comparison, procurement support, configuration, migration and integration

  • Hospital's role

    Approve purchasing, vendor terms, clinical fit and acceptance

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    Commission a tailored platform
  • When it fits

    The need requires a custom application or a distinct workflow

  • ZeroOne's role

    Discovery, design, bespoke engineering, testing, rollout and handover

  • Hospital's role

    Agree scope, participate in validation and own clinical decisions

“Available” modules are real reusable components or suitable third-party products whose availability and licensing are confirmed during discovery.

Work across the hospital system. not just one application.

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Patient administration

HIS registration, patient identity, ADT, scheduling and coordination.

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Clinical

EMR/EHR, CDR, CPOE, documentation, eMAR and clinical decision-support workflows.

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Departmental and ancillary

LIS, RIS/PACS, pharmacy and nursing systems, with medication and imaging workflows scoped to the program.

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Financial and administrative

Billing, procurement, inventory, workforce and reporting connections.

Patient portals and PHR-related capabilities can support approved access and engagement. HIMS, the hospital-platform program in our portfolio, is a platform design; it is distinct from HIMSS and its maturity models.

Roadmap

An agreed budget. A visible sequence. Evidence at each milestone.

Your roadmap explains what will change, who is responsible and what must be demonstrated before the next step. We review priorities and dependencies against the agreed budget and target date, so leadership can make informed trade-offs as the program progresses.

  • Baseline and scope

    Weeks 1–4

    Concrete outputs

    System inventory, stakeholder review, initial evidence and gap register

    Decision gate

    Agree baseline assumptions and scope

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  • Options and roadmap

    Weeks 5–8

    Concrete outputs

    Build/buy assessment, architecture, priorities, cost assumptions and dependency plan

    Decision gate

    Approve target, budget envelope and workstreams

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  • Foundations and pilot

    Months 3–5

    Concrete outputs

    Access, environments, initial integrations, configured or developed pilot scope and user preparation

    Decision gate

    Accept pilot evidence and rollout readiness


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  • Phased introduction

    Months 6–12

    Concrete outputs

    Departmental rollout, migration reconciliation, training, support transition and adoption measurement

    Decision gate

    Accept each release and service handover

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  • Readiness and optimization

    Months 13–18

    Concrete outputs

    Remaining gap closure, sustained-use evidence, operating review and assessment preparation

    Decision gate

    Decide whether to seek formal HIMSS assessment

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This sequence is not an official HIMSS schedule or a promised duration. Installing a module does not by itself reach a stage.

Workstream planning record Template

Each real workstream is tracked with the same fields. Values are completed with your team during the engagement.

Scope

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Accountable owner

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Delivery partner

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Dependencies

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Estimated effort

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One-time implementation cost

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Recurring cost

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Target date

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Acceptance criteria

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Evidence required

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Current status

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Scope

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What the budget covers

Third-party licences

Infrastructure

Integration

Migration

Staff training

Change management

Ongoing support

Formal assessment costs

We compare options and priorities within an agreed envelope; we do not publish fixed prices for a stage.

Formal HIMSS validation is separate from ZeroOne's advisory and implementation work.

One roadmap, coordinated workstreams

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Integration Engines

The exchange foundation for connected workflows.

Integration Engines →
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Healthcare Integration

Implementation across hospital and partner systems.

Healthcare Integration →
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Healthcare AI

Bounded automation and agent workflows.

Healthcare AI →
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Hospital IT Operations

Sustained support and service ownership.

Hospital IT Operations →
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