"We have more than achieved our project objectives with the implementation of Crosscare. We work with children and their families over long periods of time and Crosscare supports us in providing the best possible care through providing an integrated approach to the different care provision from multiple sites and services. In the future we will be able to analyse patterns of care for our families based on the recording of clinical notes. Hopefully this venture will mean that many more child hospices will benefit from the extended product and see the benefits to the essential services that they deliver."
Sarah Ramsey,
Finance & IT Director,
Demelza
Adastra is used by more than 90% of out-of-hours services across the UK and Ireland plus a number of leading services in the Netherlands to help them safely manage, track, complete, measure and report their out-of-hours care delivery.
Adastra underpins the model for out-of-hours care. Adastra is the only product to consistently meet the demands of the English National Quality Requirements in this heavily measured and monitored area of healthcare, helping not-for-profit, commercial and NHS provider organisations alike meet their challenging and unparalleled targets.
Key features include:
Many customers are applying Adastra's superior ability to not only support them in delivering out-of-hours care, but to also expand and grow their service delivery capability into new areas. The proven, robust, scalable and almost infinitely flexible software enables care providers to run multiple (optionally segregated) services from one system, delivering both powerful referral management and unified reporting. The use of Adastra often underpins the financial viability of out-of-hours services.
Adastra's ability to either integrate or interoperate with other specialist systems, including 3-digit number (3DN) and NHS Pathways, and its comprehensive mobile data solutions make it the number one choice for any provider needing to deliver safe and joined-up care.
Adastra works closely with partners such as the Primary Care Foundation to facilitate service benchmarking through information consistency and transparency.
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