EHR

Archive
6 May 2008

Call for semantic health interoperability

A leading UK academic has called for a new push on the development of semantic electronic health records based on
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19 November 2007

Danish software extracts records digitally

Denmark’s largest hospital, Odense University Hospital, has implemented OnBase, Hyland Software’s suite of enterprise content management (ECM) software applications. The
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26 October 2007

US building momentum by accrediting health IT

Accreditation of vendor applications, based on core interoperability standards, is helping to spur adoption of ICT within the United States
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23 October 2007

Warning on health systems’ vulnerabilities

Commercial electronic health record systems are vulnerable to exploitation given existing industry development and disclosure practices, according to a study
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4 July 2007

CSW acquires software of Ireland’s H2HCare

CSW Group Ltd have acquired the software assets of H2HCare, an Irish health IT company, specialising in healthcare – providing
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18 June 2007

Initiate signs agreement with SQLI Groupe

Initiate Systems, the supplier of patient data management and enterprise master patient index solutions, has announced a new strategic agreement with
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28 May 2007

Siemens at the crossroads

Klaus Kleinfeld who resigned as Siemens' chief executive last week was also the mastermind behind the company's healthcare IT development.
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22 May 2007

Italy develops chronic disease tools

The Italian health service is aiming to make use of its IT to create an integrated tool to improve care
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21 March 2006

SHA overwhelmed by public response to EHR consent

A senior member of a strategic health authority with a new interim electronic record system has told delegates at the
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14 February 2006

Welsh EHR content revealed in updated plan

Informing Healthcare, the Welsh healthcare IT programme, has published the second version of its national case, detailing the proposed content
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