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Health Transformation Blog
Monthly Archives: July 2008
The ‘business viability’ of HIE/EHR?
Another viewpoint of the work around generic process models in healthcare is what value will it provide and to whom! “Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do.”—Goethe The National Board of Health and Welfare in Sweden have formulated these bullets in the context of “Good care” inspired of the report from Institute of Medicine. • Goals: Safety, effectiveness, patient-centeredness, timeliness, efficiency, quality and equity • Three guiding strategies: …
The dangers and benefits of RFID in healthcare
Known interference calls for caution when applying RFID in clinical care. Standards to indicate and overcome this interference could put the benefits of RFID in the spotlight.
Healthcare Transformation: A Mandate for Collaboration
The healthcare communities around the world are under significant pressures due to well documented challenges (i.e., aging populations and decreasing wellness; poor patient safety results; increasing patient/consumer expectations; spiraling healthcare costs; and poor integration of care. HIT for healthcare information sharing (e.g., HIE, EHR, PHR, EMR) is still an empty promise. In our entry for ‘Semantic Interoperability’ Robert Stegwee asks the question “if semantic interoperability is equally important to the healthcare professional, why is it …
