European Award for Orion Health's Population Health Management Technology

Orion HealthOrion Health has been awarded the 2016 European Frost & Sullivan Award for Product Leadership, recognising the company's pioneering approach to population health management (PHM), supporting its vision for delivering precision medicine. Global research and consulting organisation Frost & Sullivan conducted a recent analysis of the PHM solutions market and praised Orion Health for the "unmatched reliability and quality" of its technology, compared to other electronic health record (EHR) vendors.

"While most EHR vendors focus on care coordination and patient engagement, Orion Health focuses on a host of factors ranging from data acquisition and aggregation to the adoption of PHM and consulting services," said Frost & Sullivan Industry Analyst Srikanth Venkataraman. "These functions are vital for change management among healthcare providers to facilitate shifts in roles and responsibilities."

The award recognises companies for developing products with innovative features and functionality, which are gaining rapid acceptance in the market. Orion Health was singled out for its end-to-end PHM solution, including its array of applications; for meeting customers' demand for quality, functionality, and price-performance. The solution provides seamless data integration and visualisation, whilst components can be deployed in groups or as standalone solutions.

Orion Health's Rhapsody integration engine achieves rapid interoperability between healthcare systems, connecting medication history, laboratory data and patient records to clinicians at the point of care, through all healthcare message formats and standards, including HL7 FHIR capabilities. The solution is currently live in a significant number of healthcare organisations across Europe.

"For healthcare organisations that choose to work with EHR vendors, Orion Health offers components that are usually missing from their portfolios," noted Venkataraman. "It is a visionary vendor that recognises that complete data standardisation is an unattainable goal and that its solutions need to work with different data types from a wide variety of sources."

The PHM solution assessed by Frost & Sullivan includes Amadeus, Orion Health's analytics platform, which enables predictive modelling that identifies and stratifies risks in a population and drives rapid decision-making.

Data are fed into the care coordination solution, Coordinate, designed to develop personalised care plans that are most effective for different risk groups of patients.

Orion Health's Engage, its patient engagement component, allows providers and payers to increase awareness among patients on the importance of being involved in healthier activities.

Colin Henderson, VP EMEA Strategy and Solutions at Orion Health, said: "The Frost & Sullivan award reflects many years of investment and dedication towards our vision to make precision medicine a reality.

"Across Europe we are seeing demand for population health management, care coordination and outcome focused solutions that are being put in place to address healthcare priorities such as the management of long term conditions, care of the frail and elderly, and health and social care integration.

"Modern healthcare requires modern technology that can identify and prioritise patients' needs at a population and individual level, to avoid unnecessary hospital admissions - and we believe we are at the forefront of this technology movement with our Amadeus platform, care coordination and patient engagement solutions that are intuitive to use and are based on open standards."

Jonathan Selby, who joined Orion Health as executive VP for EMEA in January, added: "This award is further evidence of Orion Health's growing reputation and presence in EMEA. Population health management remains a key priority for improving health outcomes and reducing the overall cost of care across the region. Our unrivalled approach to developing and delivering innovative solutions to meet these ambitions, outlined by Frost & Sullivan's analysis, is second-to-none. It was one of the reasons I joined Orion Health."

Frost & Sullivan will be hosting the 2016 European Growth, Innovation & Leadership Awards Banquet on 9th November 2016 in Paris.

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About Orion Health Ltd
Orion Health is a leading population health management company and one of the world’s leading providers of electronic health records (EHRs) and healthcare integration solutions to healthcare organisations. Worldwide, Orion Health solutions are used in 30 countries to facilitate healthcare for more than 100 million patients. This includes over 70 organisations throughout the National Health Service in England, and Health and Social Care Northern Ireland, as well as Scotland's NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. The firm has three offices in the UK as well as offices in France, Spain, Turkey and UAE.

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