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Monthly Archives: May 2011
New Article: Excuse Me, Are You ‘Vendor Neutral’? Achieving True Interoperability
Dear all, I would like to share a new whitepaper I uploaded last week – “Excuse Me, Are You ‘Vendor Neutral’? Achieving True Interoperability“. This whitepaper exams and clarifies the misconception pertaining to ’Vendor Neutral’ and highlights “Standards-Based Vendor Neutrality”. It is important … Continue reading
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Prisons in South Korea Adopt TeleMedicine
Interesting updates from good ole FutureGov The Korea Correctional Facilities of the Ministry of Justice has installed telepresence system in a bid to bring healthcare services to prisoners in four remote facilities in South Korea. The move aims to provide … Continue reading
Rambling: HospitalBuild Asia 2011
Wow, what a week it has been! Among the many interesting events (and happenings) that took place last week was HospitalBuild Asia 2011. HospitalBuild Asia is held at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore and I had the honor of serving as … Continue reading
Portuguese Software Enables Automatic Analysis Of Mammograms
I got this piece of news on CAD for Mammograms via Inescporto. According to the article, the CAD application achieved 100% accuracy in detection of malignant tumors in 1/3 of all cases but I have no access to the research data, methodology etc … Continue reading
First Phase of Singapore National EHR Goes Live
I got this update in my mailbox. Seems like Jianggan has been busy getting the scope for us 🙂 After months of system implementation and user acceptance testing, the first phase of Singapore’s US$144 million National Electronic Health Record system … Continue reading
Ramblings: I’ve received the ISBN for my second book
Yes! It’s here! The ISBN of my second book – “Vendor Neutral Architecture & How it will change the world (of Health Informatics)” is 978-981-08-8883-1 For the interested, I have send out the participation questionnaire to (real) VNA solution providers and requested … Continue reading
