White Papers

Removing Data Bias from AI and Machine Learning Tools in Healthcare

Healthcare is rapidly growing and evolving to become a data science, using data to make decisions and guide clinical care at every opportunity.

Digital health’s next big transformation

Healthcare has a customer experience problem. What if technology could solve this, and ensure that individuals consistently receive the right care for them, at the right place and at the right time?

UK & Ireland Customer Conference 2019 highlights

We welcomed more than 50 customers and partners to our annual UK & Ireland Customer Conference. A huge variety of topics were covered over the two days, including precision driven health, virtual care, medicines management and analytics to name a few.

How technology can help alleviate the COVID-19 crisis in the UK

This white paper outlines some of the key technology and clinical system approaches that health systems could consider in helping to combat the pandemic.

Unlocking the power of Machine Learning in health

Improving Healthcare Outcomes and Containing Costs with Machine Learning and Virtual Care

Orion Health Medicines Platform: The next step in your journey to safer, more effective, more integrated care

Find out about the rapidly developing Medicines Platform, making it possible for the first time for relevant health and care professionals to see all medication information for a patient in one place.

A Look at Canadian EHR Implementations

Data from any connected healthcare entity, such as hospitals, clinics, doctors, pharmacies and laboratories, helps care teams provide more informed recommendations based on the longitudinal healthcare history of the patient.

Orchestrate Healthcare at Scale

The healthcare system is undergoing a transformation to a value-based funding model, which has concrete benefits for all stakeholders, including providers and patients.

Implementing an Adverse Reaction Reporting Project Utilising the Innovative FHIR Standard

Ushering in the Era of Community-Based Care Coordination

In the community-based model of care, healthcare professionals treat their patients outside of the traditional boundaries of healthcare facilities, and care coordinators interact with patients and multiple provider groups over the phone or in their patients’ homes.