West Georgia facility to adopt ProVation Order Sets

Jeff Byers | | Health Imaging | Practice Management
West Georgia Health System has selected health IT company Wolters Kluwer Health’s ProVation Order Sets to automate the creation, deployment and maintenance of order sets at the West Georgia Medical Center (WGMC).

Located in LaGrange, Ga., the 276-bed WGMC is one of 211 designated rural referral centers in the U.S., according to the Philadelphia-based Wolters. Powered by UpToDate Decision Support, ProVation Order Sets provides vendor-neutral mapping and export capabilities to deliver standardized care, said the company.

According to Wolters, ProVation Order Sets will offer WGMC the ability to link additional clinical resources based upon the client's needs and preferences.

Jeff Byers

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