In an effort to radically reform and improve the national health system, the Polish government is planning to introduce an electronic health management system, which will make access to the public healthcare easier.
The 'Fraud Notification System' (FNS) is a new electronic tool that enables vigilant citizens and EU civil servants to report even anonymously any corruption and fraud incidents involving EU funds.
22 'Senior-Internet-Carers' (Senior-Internet-Helfer/-innen - SIH, in German) from Friedrichshafen (Southern Germany) have been trained within the framework of the project 'Reasonable use of the Internet' ('Internet sinnvoll nutzen', in German), in order to provide elderly people with the necessary skills for the safe use of PC and Internet.
Since 1 March 2010, people registered in the Stockholm County and aged over 18 years old have had the possibility to order online a free Chlamydia test kit to perform the test in the comfort of their own homes. They will receive the test results on a personal online account after having sent back the sample by traditional mail.
The 'My Health summary' service, now available through the Danish eHealth portal 'Sundhed.dk' allows authenticated users to obtain a faster and better overview of their own patient data.
The Norwegian Data Inspectorate's service 'Slettmeg.no' ('deleteme.no' in English) provides online advice to people who find unwanted and offending material about themselves on the Internet.
Following an amendment to the Health Care Act, the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Slovakia is preparing the grounds for a set of eHealth services to establish a national electronic health system.
In February 2010, the Extremadura government published as open source JEXTraza, a supply chain tool meant to help agribusinesses verify and manage product information from source to destination. The tool is meant to be used in combination with OpenBravo, an open source enterprise resource system.
