Soarian’s differentiators: Healthcare Process Management (HPM) and its Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

• Powered by HPM, Soarian Clinicals utilizes the advanced, time-sensitive workflow engine and knowledge management framework.
• HPM combined with the Soarian SOA provides organizations with more agility to adapt to change when needed.

The Soarian HPM and SOA better enable clinicians and healthcare organizations to orchestrate the care process. From infection control management to acute myocardial infarction care, processes become more manageable with a solution that helps the caregiver design, coordinate, streamline, and adapt the patient’s plan of care as organizational and regulatory demands require.

With Soarian Clinicals knowledge management features, organizations can monitor and measure performance, compare data against internal and external best practice standards – enabling the clinician to promote continuous improvements in quality and process, and to make more informed decisions at the point of care.

“With Soarian Clinicals our core measures have improved so much that we’ve not only hit our goals, but we’re also talking about raising the bar.” “You can pick any core measure and I can directly relate how Soarian assisted with that quality-of-care improvement.” 

Michael David Patterson, MD 
Vice President of Quality and Performance Excellence and Chief Medical Officer 
MedCentral Health System 

“As a nurse executive I look for innovative tools and strategies that will support my nurses in their day to day work, making them more efficient and able to deliver safe and quality patient care, Siemens has given us these tools. Information technology is a key tool in healthcare today and provides the support necessary to help us ensure that things are not missed or fall through the cracks. It is essential to our nurses’ work.” 

Sheri Mater, RN, BSN, MBA 
Chief Nursing Officer 
Pinnacle Health System

*Soarian Clinicals is not intended to be used for monitoring, clinical diagnostic, and/or therapeutic purposes, or to replace clinical judgment or responsibilities. Healthcare professionals should always refer to the primary information source before making any clinical diagnostic plan or treatment.