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European Journal of ePractice: eHealth and Beyond

The European Journal of ePractice is a digital publication on eTransformation by ePractice.eu, a portal created by the European Commission to promote the sharing of good practices in eGovernment, eHealth and eInclusion.

Reconstructing the Whole: Present and Future of Personal Health Systems

The draft final version of the book PHS2020 - Reconstructing the Whole: Present and Future of Personal Health Systems presents the vision of future Personal Health Systems that are truly personalised and holistically focussed on the users and proposes a number of research roadmaps to fill the existing gaps and turn such vision into reality.

The Socio-Economic Impact of Interoperable EHR and ePrescribing Systems in Europe and Beyond

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The Socio-Economic Impact of Interoperable Electronic Health Record (EHR) and ePrescribing Systems in Europe and Beyond - Final Report

The European Commission EHR IMPACT study (EHRI) investigates the socio-economic impact of interoperable Electronic Health Record (EHR) and ePrescribing systems in Europe and beyond. Core to the project is a detailed qualitative analysis of eleven good practice cases in Europe, USA and Israel. Nine of these underwent also a quantitative evaluation of their socioeconomic impacts. Each application studied is a sustainable solution in routine operation.

Study on the Legal Framework for Interoperable eHealth in Europe

The objective of the study is to identify and analyse the legal and regulatory framework for electronic health services in the EU Member States and for cross-border services when provided via eHealth applications, in particular in the areas of electronic health records, telemedicine and e-prescription. This report contains the analysis and assessment of the information collected in the Member States and draws some conclusions and recommendations.

Explaining International IT Application Leadership: Health IT

By Daniel Castro, The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF).
Greater use of information technology (IT) in health care can help achieve many health care reform goals. Health IT can improve the effectiveness and efficiency of health care by reducing costs, improving the quality of care, and increasing access to health care services and information.

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European Journal of ePractice: eHealth and Beyond

Reconstructing the Whole: Present and Future of Personal Health Systems

The Socio-Economic Impact of Interoperable EHR and ePrescribing Systems in Europe and Beyond

Study on the Legal Framework for Interoperable eHealth in Europe

Explaining International IT Application Leadership: Health IT

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