Innovative healthcare software provider IMS MAXIMS and Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust are to share the story behind the successful deployment of the UK’s first open source electronic patient record (EPR) at eHealth major industry event, EHI Live. The trust’s director of information, Malcolm Senior, and the CEO of IMS MAXIMS, Shane Tickell, will address delegates in the digital health industry for the first time since the go-live of the system last month.
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RESTful Health Exchange
Brian Ahier | Government Health IT | August 2, 2012
I have been involved in a new S&I-affiliated initiative called RESTful Health Exchange (RHEx), which will test application of the REST-style (Representational State Transfer) architecture to health information exchange...RHEx is attempting to develop specifications for secure RESTful transport for healthcare exchange to be used in conjunction with SOAP and SMTP currently being used in Exchange and Direct. Read More »
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Rideout Health computer shutdown creates 'havoc' in system, CEO says
Elizabeth Earl | Becker's Hospital Review | February 20, 2015
The CEO of Rideout Health said the failure of its EHR system caused internal havoc for Rideout Memorial Hospital in Marysville, Calif., and its affiliated healthcare system. The shutdown occurred because of a burned-out heating unit during a Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals visit, a certification the hospital does not currently have, according to the Appeal-Democrat. Read More »
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Ripple: Making Waves in Healthcare IT
By Dr. Tony Shannon | April 14, 2016
The Ripple Program, based out of Leeds and building upon the lessons learned from the Leeds Care Record, has recently been set up to positively disrupt health and social care towards those ends. Importantly the ethos of “open” is at the heart of the work and for very good reason. It is clear that interoperability between Health IT systems will drive real change but, what is even clearer is that only an open source approach will positively disrupt this health and social care landscape across the NHS and across the globe. Funded by NHS England and hosted by Leeds City Council, the focus of Ripple is to support health and social care organizations by providing six open source elements which can be used individually, in combination or as a whole, and are consistent patterns of need when embarking on an work towards healthcare improvement with information technology.
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RNs Urge Tougher Federal Oversight On Unproven Medical Technology On which Hospitals Spend Billions
Press Release |
National Nurses United |
July 8, 2014
National Nurses United is calling on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to enact meaningful oversight and public protections on the use of unproven medical technology that is rapidly spreading through the nation’s healthcare system...
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Second annual Healthcare IT Marketing Conference (HITMC)
By Shahid N. Shah | December 16, 2014
Prolific blogger and health IT media magnate, John Lynn and I are teaming up again for the second year to produce and deliver a marketing conference focused on helping digital health, health IT, and medical device innovators. We’re going to be providing actionable advice and specific techniques you can use to cut through the noise when trying to market healthcare and medical tech products to physicians, hospitals, health systems, ACOs, patients, and similar customers. Read More »
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Security: Healthcare's Fixer-Upper
Erin McCann | Healthcare IT News | June 4, 2014
The alarming state of affairs, how the industry's slack security is bad for business and what some are doing to step it up...
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Serial Entrepreneur Peter Tippett Hopes To Improve America's Health Care System
Mike Unger | Think | May 1, 2017
These days, the energetic and innovative Tippett is tackling perhaps his biggest challenge yet: turning the bloated, costly and cumbersome world of electronic medical records on its head. Instead of relying on institution-controlled health information exchanges to share records, Tippett wants to empower doctors and patients. The name of his company— HealthCelerate—hints at the urgency with which he wants to transform the system, and a lifetime of cutting-edge achievement suggests he may be just the guy for the challenge.
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Sharing Records Called Key To VA Health Care
Jessica Floum | AZ Central | September 1, 2014
...A July audit by the Defense Department's inspector general found that the Defense Department failed to make proper records transfers to the VA. In the Army, 77 percent of records transferred in 2013 were not timely and 28 percent were not complete, the audit said...
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Smartphones Improve Kenyan Disease Surveillance
Mary Mosquera | Government Health IT | March 13, 2012
Smartphones show promise in disease surveillance in the developing world because it is faster, cheaper and more accurate than traditional paper survey methods to gather disease information after the initial set–up cost. Read More »
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Social Networking & Health Care Systems
Social networking has created new ways to communicate and share information and have become a part of everyday life for many people. Social networks are now beginning to be adopted by healthcare organizations as a means to better manage institutional knowledge, disseminate peer to peer knowledge, and to reach out and better serve their patients. Read More »
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Spiralling Expenditure Creates Pressing Need for Sustainable Business Models in Healthcare IT, Says Frost & Sullivan
Press Release |
Frost & Sullivan |
June 12, 2012
Healthcare expenditure is reaching unsustainable levels on a global scale. There is an urgent need for sustainable business models that can curb expenditure and promote better healthcare delivery. The focus is shifting from traditional to newer, more sustainable business models...[Their] research analyses software as a service (SaaS), Managed Services, Open Source and the Freemium business models. Read More »
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Success Story of the UK’s First Open Source EHR/EPR to be Revealed at EHI Live
Press Release |
IMS MAXIMS |
October 26, 2015
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Systems Reengineering To Improve Care
Mike Millard | Healthcare IT News | May 30, 2014
PCAST report calls for fundamental rethinking of data practices
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Taking medical records into the digital age
Sreevidya Krishna | IBM Developer Works | November 30, 2010
...With a growing population and an increase in the number of patients, the pressure on doctors and hospital staff has increased drastically in the last decade. It has become very difficult for a physician to track a patient's medical history (including past visit information, lab results, previous medications, and drug allergies) through a traditional system. Read More »
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Technology Is Keeping Track Of More Than Just Scores At The London 2012 Olympic Games
Elsie Hasting | Health IT Buzz | July 31, 2012
Today, technology is tracking more than just scores, stats, and outcomes of competitions at the London 2012 Olympics. For the first time in history, our Olympic athletes, their doctors, and trainers will use electronic health records to track, treat, and transform the health of Team USA. Read More »
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