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EU: eHealth for Safety Report

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Published date
30 September 2007
Country
EU Institutions, , , ,
Domain
eHealth
Topic
Decision support systems | Electronic health records | ICT and lifestyle management | ICT for disease prevention and health promotion | ICT for patient safety | Personal Health Systems | Telemedicine services | Wearable/Portable Systems for Health monitoring
Languages
English, , , ,
Author
eHealth for Safety study team (Veli N. Stroetmann, Jean-Pierre Thierry, Karl A. Stroetmann and Alexander Dobrev) on behalf of the European Commission, Information Society and Media Directorate General
Publisher
Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 2007
License of the document
Copyright
© European Communities, 2007
Submitted By
ePractice Editorial Team (EUROPEAN DYNAMICS SA) | Belgium
tags

ehealth | infrastructure | eservice | Efficiency | Effectiveness | standards | interoperability | electronic data interchange | healthcare | policy | telemedicine | clinical information systems | patient record

Complete title:
eHealth for Safety - Impact of ICT on Patient Safety and Risk Management

Description (short summary):
eHealth for Safety is a European study that addressed research and technology development (RTD) needs that arise from the potential contributions of information and communications technologies (ICT) applications to enhancing both patient safety and health systems’ risk management.

The study had two overarching goals. These were:

  • Identifying the key issues, topics and challenges where ICT applications can have a high impact on improved patient safety.
  • Developing recommendations for RTD measures within the European Union’s 7th Framework Programme of research and other longer-term research activities.

Number of pages: 37

Original URL
http://www.ehealth-for-safety.org/news/news01-10-07.htm
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