With the financial investment that accompanies the deployment of EHR software (such as Epic or Cerner), proper planning, coordination and testing is critical to mitigate hardware and device issues at go-live that can impact both end users and patients. Consider the frustration and negative impact on the ability to deliver patient care if end users are unable to complete workflows, print labels, order requirements, scan medications and more. Device failure, namely printing, is often one of the most reported issues during a go-live.

A Technical Dress Rehearsal can greatly reduce the number of device-related issues encountered during a go live, and help ensure patient care is not impacted by delays in specimen collection, label printing and other critical device needs. A well-run TDR event will ensure that come go live, hardware issues are minimal and everyone can focus on patient care and resolving workflow issues.

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