Implementing an Adverse Reaction Reporting Project Utilising the Innovative FHIR Standard
By By Dr David Hay – Product Strategist
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Understanding Service Level Agreements in Healthcare
By Gustavo Herrera, Site Reliability Engineering Director
SLAs are one of the most important parts of any cloud service agreement, yet their importance can be poorly understood.
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The Value of Semantic Interoperability for Healthcare
By Michael Hosking, Clinical Product Specialist
The unambiguous exchange and reuse of clinical knowledge
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Migrating to the Cloud for the Health Industry
By Gustavo Herrera, Site Reliability Engineering Director
What to consider when migrating out of a proprietary data centre to the public cloud
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Enabling the Ecosystem with FHIR
By Dr. David Hay
How can healthcare information be made available where and when it is needed?
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Clinical Referrals Are a Critical Part of the Transition Process
By Sandra Oldfield RN, Senior Clinical Consultant
The transition of patients between care settings is an important function within healthcare organisations. What can we learn from Alberta, Canada?
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Integration Strategies for Health IT Vendors
By Damian Leopard, Solution Consultant
How improved interoperability solutions can offer competitive advantages to an organisation
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Managing Real-Time Data in Healthcare
By Jeff Turpin, Orion Health’s Analytics Line of Business Owner
Healthcare happens in real time and a growing number of healthcare management systems are pushing out event driven, real-time data feeds.
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Procuring technology as part of STPs and Local Digital Roadmaps
By John Macdonald
The most successful approach to procurement involves an ‘Engage, Prepare, Procure, Implement’ approach. This booklet outlines that process.
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FHIR for Clinicians
By Dr. David Hay
How to blaze through health IT projects