The “Health Records (Clinical Documentation)” feature within the Health application is now available to users in the UK and Canada. With it, users can securely view and store their medical records directly on their iPhone.
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Germany invests 3 billion euros for emergency, digitization and IT security
German Health Minister Jens Spahn has announced an extraordinary investment plan for health care.
In UK the continuity of care hospital-general medicine is achieved with FHIR
NHS Digital together with TPP and a system integrator have developed an interoperability infrastructure based on Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) to exchange first aid reports, discharge letters and outpatient reports with general practitioners.
How to develop a “medicine by- design” information system
In the design of an information system “medicine by-design” it is necessary to widen the focus on the data by associating new dimensions.
Google demos its EHR tool: the competition is now harder!
Google Health presented the Electronic Health Record (EHR) that it is developing as part of a new generation of digital clinical instruments. It represents a difficult and very demanding challenge for industry players. Continue reading
EHR 2.0 for connected care: organisational models
When designing a new Electronic Health Record (EHR), organisational and regulatory aspects must also be considered. Continue reading
Is connected care a technological mirage?
Connected care is a very popular paradigm among technology and information technology providers. But what do professionals and healthcare organizations think about it? Continue reading
What does it take for a new generation EHR?
In order to design a new generation EHR, it is necessary to start from the real needs of the users and involve them in the design. Continue reading
The future of Apple in Healthcare: what Morgan Stanley says
A recent Morgan Stanley report predicts a bright future for Apple in healthcare: strong growth, a leading role and new acquisitions. Continue reading
Primary care and regional information systems: integration or inclusion?
The extension of primary care tasks and the development of integrated care models require greater sharing of information between doctors and family paediatricians and the territorial and hospital health network. How can this be achieved? Continue reading
