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Press releaseseHealth Europe, 03 December 2009 Electronic records certification body EuroRec has released a profile spelling out the key functionality required for an electronic health records (EHR) to be considered a reliable source of data within clinical trials.
HISI Newsletter, Summer 2009 Alongside of the presentation of the O’Moore Medal to Dr. Hayes, the Summer 2009 Edition of the HISI Newsletter reports (p.8) on four Irish companies that were the first in Europe to be granted the EuroRec Seal since its introduction. This happened during the HISI 13th Annual Conference and Scientific Symposium (19th and 20th November 2008, Dublin). Health Informatics Now, March 2009 In order to facilitate interoperability and pan-European record sharing, the European Health Records Institute is developing European health record standards, which will become a requirement for vendors in the EU.
To give the UK a voice in this, ProRec-UK has been set up. Ian Herbert, vice chair, BCS Health Informatics Forum, and director, ProRec-UK, explains..
Irish Medical Times, 19 November 2008 Four general practice IT systems used in the Irish market have achieved the 2008 quality label awarded by the European Institute for Health Records (EuroRec). Health Service Executive website, 13 November 2008 A workshop on certification of GP Practice Software Systems will take place at the Healthcare Informatics Society of Ireland annual conference in the
Stillorgan Park Hotel in Dublin on Wednesday, November 19th. This will be followed by an awards ceremony when the four practice software vendors who achieved
certification of their products will receive certificates. The certificates will be presented by Mr Pat O'Dowd, Assistant National Director PCCC and Chairperson
of the National General Practice Information Technology (GPIT) Group. ehealtheurope, 05 November 2008 Four general practice systems used in the Irish market have achieved the 2008 quality label, or seal, awarded by the European Institute for Health Records
(EuroRec). ehealtheurope, 30 September 2008 The focus of e-health is shifting from connecting systems to connecting people,
a symposium ahead of this year's World of Health IT conference will be told.
The symposium, organised by the European Health Telematics Association and the European Institute for Health Records, will explore how to plan, build and deploy
e-health as a means to achieve better integrated services. |