CGI OMNI360 solution was selected to support specialized psychiatric care at Finland’s state forensic psychiatric hospitals, Niuvanniemi Hospital and Vanha Vaasa Hospital. OMNI360 will support care delivery in demanding, safety-critical hospital environments.
A patient information system is a mission-critical solution for hospital operations and must reliably support care delivery around the clock. CGI’s solution provides a secure platform for managing and utilizing patient information and streamlining care processes in demanding, safety-critical operating environments.
"We want to provide our professionals with a system that makes it easy and quick to access and use essential information throughout every stage of the care process. Real-time information, streamlined workflows and reporting that supports management provide a foundation for high-quality care and continuous operational development. OMNI360 supports the work of our professionals and meets our needs in the most impactful way."
Jari Blohin, Project Manager for the OMNI360 implementation at Niuvanniemi Hospital
CGI’s strengths in the competitive procurement process included, in particular, the operational reliability and dependability of OMNI360, as well as the resilience of service delivery. The solution’s capabilities also support the specific processes involved in psychiatric care and stringent information security requirements.
“Our approach to development is based on the principle that our clients must be able to evolve their operations over the long term, using the technologies of their choice without technical constraints. Through this collaboration, Niuvanniemi Hospital and Vanha Vaasa Hospital will gain a technology platform that can adapt to future needs as the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare accelerates,” says Kimmo Alaniska, Senior Vice-President, Consulting Services responsible for OMNI360 solutions and services.
OMNI360 is a client and patient information system and a platform for health and social services, developed by CGI in Finland in collaboration with university hospitals. Its modular architecture and open interfaces enable the adoption of new technologies, including AI-enabled capabilities, as part of the solution’s continuous development.
