Marshfield Clinic
Our Client
Marshfield Clinic
MCHS is the largest private group medical practice in Wisconsin and one of the largest in the United States, with more than 1,200 medical providers representing over 170 specialties and subspecialties. The System has health care centers in more than 50 locations serving northern, central and western Wisconsin.
The team at Marshfield Clinic contacted We Build Databases to assist with a Microsoft Access to MySQL database conversion. Their existing Microsoft Access database was limiting their ability to scale; specifically the Radiology and Nuclear Medicine departments. With help from our client, the We Build Databases architecture team was able to construct an online application which gave ultimate flexibility for managing employee badges and training, management of sources, equipment and survey meters and applicable follow up and maintenance history. Marshfield Clinic’s centralized database gives the administrative team the ability to run a multitude of reports with varying filters and parameters.
More from the Marshfield Clinic Project
“We gave We Build Databases a strict deadline for the application and they delivered a sophisticated system that has benefitted the entire Nuclear Medicine department.”
– Shari M.
- Inventory Reporting
- Radiation Testing
- System Wide Training Programs
- Department Level Reporting
- HIPAA Compliancy
- Administrative Controls for Data and Reporting Access
- Proactive Scheduling Tools
- Historical Data Migration
- Convert Access to SQL
- Report Generation
- Secure Web Based Application
- Centralized Tracking System
- Data Consolidation and Organization
- Department of Medicine
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