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ItalianoIn 2009, 85% of online Europeans in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain turn to the Internet and other technologies for health and prescription drug information, according to the...
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In 2009, 85% of online Europeans in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain turn to the Internet and other technologies for health and prescription drug information, according to the...
Swedish Presidency plays host on 22-23 October to the European network of state secretaries responsible for eHealth, which met for the first time in Prague in February this year. The aim is to...
Medical records of patients treated at a private British hospital, The London Clinic, have been illegally sold to undercover investigators. The revelations were made in ITV’s Tonight Programme...
e-Health, Telemedicine and Health ICT are a tool at the service of medical and nurse practitioners, patients, citizens, institutions and governments. They involve many different stakeholders who...
The U.S. Army Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center has awarded a $730,000 grant to the data integration group LiveData to develop standards for clinical information integration:...
The U.S. Army Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center has awarded a $730,000 grant to the data integration group LiveData to develop standards for clinical information integration: the company will use the funds to develop an integrated clinical environment through its MD-ICEMAN project, a collaborative effort of the Center for Integration of Medicine and Innovative Technology, LiveData and Massachusetts General Hospital.
The MD-ICEMAN project aims to boost patient care coordination in operating rooms by harmonizing clinical information from multiple medical devices. Health care providers can use the integrated system to monitor patients and detect changes in their conditions.
Organizers say the project could improve medical workflow, lower health care costs, provide information for electronic health records and reduce medical errors.
Source: Healthcare IT News, October 10th, 2009.
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