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21 January 2009

German health minister praises regional EPR project

The city of Bottrop, North Rhine Westphalia, has launched a private electronic patient record project that utilises the new German
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1 December 2008

Vienna to host IHE’s 2009 Connectathon

Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) Europe will hold its ninth annual Connectathon event in Vienna, Austria, on 20-24 April next
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24 September 2008

CompuGroup restructures

CompuGroup’s subsidiary systema is integrating its hospital information system and rehabilitation and social care IT business. The ultimate goal is
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19 September 2008

TEN4Health improves cross-border cooperation

Representatives of the European Commission and of the European Parliament have highlighted the TEN4Health project as an example for improving
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9 July 2008

iSoft introduces LabCentre in Netherlands

iSoft has announced that its LabCentre laboratory information system is to be introduced in the Netherlands. An iSoft spokesperson told
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17 June 2008

TietoEnator’s Health boss sets out vision

Arto Ryymin of TietoEnator tells Philipp Grätzel how health IT will help the company get back on track.
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9 June 2008

Austria kicks off Euro 2008 health website

The Austrian social security system, Sozialversicherung, has launched a new website to provide football fans with information on how to
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5 March 2008

CompuGroup buys German HIS vendor

CompuGroup has announced its takeover of hospital information systems supplier, Dahm Aktiengesellschaft, better known as Fliegel.
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29 January 2008

iSoft Deutschland targets Russian labs

iSoft Deutschland has strengthened its position in Russia’s growing healthcare market after forming a distribution agreement for laboratory information systems
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8 January 2008

“Hospital information systems are not indispensable”

Hubert Haag says that with 12,000 European healthcare customers T-Systems is a vital player in European e-health, Philipp Grätzel reports.
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