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HIMSS e-Learning Academy


HIMSS e-Learning Academy is one of the most influential organaisations in Healthcare Technology, HIMSS has an extensive library of   educational presentations, which we are now bringing to Europe. Visit the archive of presentations today and find more information on the topic you need to learn more about.  For more information on the eLearning Academy, please click here.

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Webinars: mHealth

"Embracing mobile health safely with a risk-based approach" - a discussion about mHealth, consumerization, and related trends. What risks do they drive, and which practical strategies can be applied to manage them? Learn about a holistic approach to embrace and benefit from these trends safely. View webinar.  

"mHealth: Connecting the inpatient and outpatient landscapes" -  shows how mHealth tools can best assist with care coordination in various settings  (with real-world examples from South West Essex Current Healthcare, UK). View webinar.

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Webinar: EMR Adoption

"Mastering the key challenges in EMR adoption: clinical decision support and medication safety". Badalona Serveis Assistencials - an EMRAM Stage 6 hospital - share their experience in implementing CDS.

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CIO Summit presents

The presentations from the 2011 Geneva meeting are available for download. 

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HIMSS Nordic eHealth Exchange

HIMSS Europe offered an exclusive Nordic delegation programme during HIMSS annual conference in New Orleans. Click here to find out what happened.

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The "N"-Files

When it comes to eHealth, Europe's Nordic countries are leading the way. HealthTech Wire's "N"-Files show how Sweden, Finland and Norway are shaping the future of their healthcare systems with IT. Read more. 

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The positive learnings of NPfIT

The UK's “National Programme for IT” - often referred to as “the world's biggest civil information-technology effort” - is now in the winding-down stage. The project has courted controversy from the start: Common criticisms include that it has neglected to making concrete information about its progress available, has appeared reluctant to be audited and evaluated, has failed to meet key deadlines, and has gone dramatically over budget. There are many learnings in the NPfIT program - not only for the UK. The British Journal of Healthcare Computing spoke to Simon Eccles, medical director of the UK government agency Connecting for Health, Roz Foad, chair of the British Computer Society’s Primary Health care Specialist Group (PHCSG), and Jon Lindberg, the Healthcare Program head of Intellect, the trade association of the UK technology industry.

"The key is national standards, not national systems"
Dr Simon Eccles, Medical Director, NHS Connecting for Health

 

 

"The focus on a rip-and-replace, one-size-fits-all approach has not worked and won't in the future"
Roz Foad, Chair, PHCSG

 

 

"Now that they are being given the responsibility, people are getting more engaged"
Jon Lindberg, Head, Intellect's Healthcare Programme

 

 

 

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