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Project Plan. MARS. Medical Application Radiology System. Presentation Outline. Company Introduction Business Analysis Recommended Solution Project Approach Product Demo T.A.C. Benefits vs. Costs Future Business Enhancements Lessons Learned. Elite Technology Consultants. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Business AnalysisThis section will focus on how we dug into the issues that the Texas Cardiologists Associates were concerned with. Recommended SolutionThis section will cover the solution E.T. has formulated to address T.A.C. Houstons issues Elite Technology ConsultantsDeen Babayale Systems AnalystCaitlyn Craft Quality Control ManagerSteve Dansby Assistant Project ManagerMonica Haaksma Project ManagerDavid Preza Software DeveloperArchie Tang Business AnalystDeen BabayaleCaitlyn CraftSteve DansbyMonica HaaksmaDavid PrezaArchie TangAbout ETMission:Quality consultingImprove efficiencyAchieve business objectivesProvide measurable results Ease-of-use and reliable trainingSuperior customer service and satisfaction

Future Enhancements

Texas Cardiology Association of Houston

Ronald ArtisTrack Imaging Amount in PatientDiagnostic ImagingAdminister Radioactive Drugs

Nuclear Medicine Technician

Organizational Time LineTCA began construction on new clinic building Feb. 2004Aug. 2006Jan. 1988Texas Cardiology Associates of Houston was establishedTCA moved into new clinicTCA began working with Elite TechnologyAug. 2010

How We Conduct AnalysisReview Historical DataObserve Current ProceduresUnderstand Business ProcessesFace- to- Face Client Analysis

Business RulesProvide Recommended Stress TestsStress Tests Prices are an avg. $4,000.00 eachOpen M-F 8am to 5pmPatients are seen systematicallyAll Patients Appointment BasedDoctors must be on-siteStress Test TypesDobutamine(chemical)Bruce Stress Test(physical)

Current Business ProcessCurrent Business Process (cont)Manual Process Samples

QC Camera Flood Bars AroDaily Survey ReportIssues Log BinderSystem ObjectivesThe general company objectives are as follows:

Track radiation contamination levelsPerform Patient Stress TestsAccess accurate data in a timely mannerEdit and Implement Important DataTrack Dobutamine injections with corresponding patient information,Enforce state regulations regarding quality control reports

Performance ComparisonPerformance GoalsT.C.A. Likes Vs. DislikesVs.Here we have identified what T.C.A. Houston is satisfied with and what processes they feel need improvement.Interview Results: Company ImpactsProblemsImpactsEstimated Process Impact ResolutionsProposed Issue ResolutionsImproved Wait Time EfficiencyImproved Data StorageComputerized Quality Control ReportingReliable Calculation of Dobutamine injections

Proposed Positive ImpactsDue to improved clinic data organization, more time can be spent with the patient and core nuclear medicine technologist activitiesDue to improved record keeping and multiple backups, the company will be able to comply with state obligationsLess data redundancy problems and high data accuracyAbility to correctly calculate the amount of imaging agent based on patients weight

&Financial ImpactLong Patient Wait Scheduling opportunity to add 1 patient, or $4,000, monthly

Data Storage Ability to avoid state compliance fines up to $23,000 a year

Currently your office is missing out on several financial opportunities

These opportunities could save TCA 21Financial Impact Cont.Manual Reports Reduce report processing time saving 27 minutes, or $17.73, a day

Manual Calculations Reduce Dobutamine calculation time by 4 minutes, or $2.60, per patient

Costs of Current System ProblemFinancial LossYear 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5Long Patient Wait $48,000.00$48,000.00$48,000.00$48,000.00$48,000.00$48,000.00Data Storage$23,000.00$23,000.00$23,000.00$23,000.00$23,000.00$23,000.00Manual Report$17.73$4,609.80$4,609.80$4,609.80$4,609.80$4,609.80Manual Calculation$2.60$5,408.00$5,408.00$5,408.00$5,408.00$5,408.00Grand Yearly Financial Loss$81,017.80$81,017.80$81,017.80$81,017.80$81,017.80Accumulated Loss$81,017.80$162,035.60$243,053.40$324,071.20$405,089.00

Total Cost of OwnershipYear 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5Total ($)Total Cost %Hardware$195$0$0$0$0$1950.2%Software$1,097$0$0$0$0$1,0971.2%Server Hosting$248$232$232$232$232$1,1761.3%Development$54,950$0$0$0$0$54,95059.2%Training$480$0$0$0$0$4800.5%Maintenance$4,000$4,000$4,000$4,000$4,000$20,00021.5%Total Direct Costs$60,970$4,232$4,232$4,232$4,232$77,89883.9%Indirect Costs$3,000$3,000$3,000$3,000$3,000$15,00016.1%Total Costs$63,970$7,232$7,232$7,232$7,232$92,898Total Costs With Student Discount$39,948

MARS Percent of Total CostBreak-Even Analysis

Yearly Financial Gain$81,018

TCAs Yearly Financial Gain:

Requirements

Requirements

Requirements (cont)

Requirement SummaryTrack well counter historyReport generationTrack Dobutamine amount administered to patientsMonitor Overall levels of Dobutamine in clinic

High Level Project ApproachOur Finished ApplicationThis section will cover the complete web application we have constructed for T.A.C. Houston.Project ImprovementsThis section will cover future improvements for the MARS system.Application DevelopmentWhat Did We Discover?Development IssuesReportingSample Documents

M.D. Anderson LibraryMany programming resources availableGoogle is your friend!!!

What Didnt Work?What Would We Do Differently?Summary

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