HL7 may soon be the 'adopted standard' for all hospitals migrating to eHealth in Russia.
IBM has announced recently that it has digitized medical records and enabled automation at 9 Russian Hospitals.Designed to provide fast electronic medical record (EMR) exchange and unified access to many types of health care data, while at the same time meeting strict and secure requirements for information in Russia, the automation system was developed by IBM and Complex Medical Information Systems.
An IBM spokesperson informed that nine hospitals are currently using the system, which--using the IBM Health Integration Framework--is the first health care solution in the country to comply with all standards (HL7, HIPAA, and IHE) and "will serve as a roadmap for other hospitals throughout Russia." The CMIS and IBM software touts Interoperability as one of its advantages. By using HL7 standards, the newly installed system facilitates the integration, exchange and sharing of information from multiple applications and systems—among providers, health plans and other stakeholders—to advance the effective delivery of healthcare.
The CMIS and IBM software touts Interoperability as one of its advantages.The IBM Health Integration Framework is built on HL7 standards allowing for addition of more features in the future. Like this Mobile health device- Minder- that links patients and healthcare professionals at all times, at any location.The Minder is a pocket-sized smart device, powered by Vena that continuously collects medical data in real time and transmits them through cellular networks.
Devices based on Vena can receive data through Bluetooth or USB from any Continua Certified devices and transmit these data through HL7 over cellular networks, thus empowering users to manage health and wellness anytime, anywhere.
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