IMS MAXIMS Unveils a New Package of IT Deployment Choices

IMS MAXIMSIMS MAXIMS is unveiling a new range of deployment models giving customers four ways to access its proven clinical patient administration system (PAS). The four choices are designed to ensure that healthcare providers of every size, and with very different resources, can all benefit from the best clinical applications and electronic patient record systems.

Shane Tickell, IMS MAXIMS CEO, said: "We spend a lot of time talking to customers and are always looking for new ways to respond to their needs. As a result we fully understand the different capabilities and aspirations across NHS trusts and other healthcare providers. Right now they need a flexible range of options to obtain access to the best possible clinical and administrative IT systems. Our four choices cater for the different sizes, resources and skills available within the ever-growing variety of healthcare providers that exists in the UK and Ireland.

"Customers now have complete freedom to customise their own MAXIMS system in-house or deploy our specialists to configure according to their specifications. Smaller organisations, like independent clinics, with limited IT skills and budgets, can even rent an off-the-shelf software-as-a-service version of MAXIMS. This gives them affordable access to a Choose and Book compliant clinical PAS of the highest standards - vital for winning NHS contracts."

The four options

  • MAXIMS Toolkit: All the essentials for creating and customising your own MAXIMS clinical PAS, in your own time, using your own resources and capabilities.
  • MAXIMS Assist: The core MAXIMS systems pre-packaged with essential assessments capability, allowing your own tailoring and enhancements.
  • MAXIMS Bespoke: Complete turnkey delivery customised to suit your specifications and requirements and fully-integrated with your existing systems.
  • MAXIMS SaaS: Off-the-shelf Choose and Book compliant, software-as-a-service alternative. Sized to the exact number of users it provides a low capital outlay way to benefit from the best in clinical PAS technology.

MAXIMS is at the heart of the clinical and administrative life of everything from large UK and Irish hospitals, to growing specialist independent clinics. It gives patient data to clinicians in exactly the format they need, and allows it to be shared with colleagues and updated in real-time. MAXIMS suits any clinical specialism and is excellent for order communications and reporting. Medical and administrative records can be kept fully up to date, with the minimum of effort. MAXIMS is web-based so there is no need to install software on computers or invest in expensive extra hardware.

IMS MAXIMS is the company behind the widely-used MAXIMS clinical PAS. It is a specialist in developing clinical and administrative software solutions and currently supports more than 100 organisations and 10,000 users of IMS MAXIMS products.

About the MAXIMS clinical PAS
MAXIMS gives clinicians the applications they need to provide the best possible patient care, and allows provider organisations to manage their patient administration with ease and efficiency. Rival products often tend to be administrative systems with clinical software added on. MAXIMS is equally focused on the needs of clinicians and provider organisations - which we believe is the way to guarantee the best patient outcomes with optimum efficiency.

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