Surgical Information Systems (SIS) Earns Ninth Consecutive #1 Client Rating in Ambulatory Surgical Center IT User Satisfaction, Black Book Survey
TAMPA, Fla., February 6, 2024 (Newswire.com) - Client experience survey results from 3,452 physicians, clinicians, and administrative staff rate Surgical Information Systems (SIS) first among Ambulatory Surgical Center technology vendors for a ninth consecutive year. Surgical Information Systems achieved top ratings in 14 of the 18 key performance indicators focused on vendors delivering outpatient perioperative software solutions.
Black Book Research announced the highest user satisfaction approval scores across four integrated functionalities in 2024: electronic health records, analytics, revenue cycle and practice management, and interoperability and communications. From Q2 2023 through Q1 2024, the Black Book Research electronic medical record, revenue cycle management, analytics, interoperability, and engagement technology client/user survey investigated 56 EHR vendors for ASC rankings.
Black Book Market Research LLC measures customer satisfaction across ASC-centric, key performance indicators: Strategic Alignment of Client Goals including Value-based Care and MACRA; Innovation & Optimization; Training; Client Relationships and Cultural Fit; Trust, Accountability, Transparency, and Ethics; Breadth of Offerings, Client Types, Delivery Excellence; Deployment and Outsourcing Implementation; Customization; Integration and Interfaces; Scalability, Client Adaptability, Flexible Pricing; Compensation and Employee Performance; Reliability; Brand Image and Marketing Communications; Marginal Value Adds and Modules; Financial Viability and Managerial Stability Cybersecurity; Support and Customer Care; and Best-of-Breed Process Improvement.
"Consistently, Surgical Information Systems has been rated the premier ASC technology by all users including clinicians, physicians, nursing, support staff, and administrators. This validates SIS's focus and commitment to serve the comprehensive system demands of ambulatory surgical centers," said Doug Brown, Managing Partner of Black Book Research.
Ninety-nine percent of ASC staff and physician practices reported significant overall industry improvements in ASC data interoperability and system usability since they were first surveyed in 2016. Ninety-five percent of providers noted operational efficiencies with improved clinician workflows utilizing ASC technologies in outpatient settings attributable to technology implementations and updates.
The survey methodology and full listing of ambulatory surgical center solutions vendor rankings in each category can be found at Black Book's website www.blackbookmarketresearch.com.
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Source: Black Book Research
