Updating government, commercial and academic use of openEHR

Technical (archive)
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On the pages

http://www.openehr.org/shared-resources/usage/governments.html
http://www.openehr.org/shared-resources/usage/commercial.html
http://www.openehr.org/shared-resources/usage/academic.html

there is information about current use of openEHR. We would like to hear
from anyone with updates for these pages.

- thomas beale

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Hi Thomas,

on the academic page it reads:
If you are using openEHR for a commercial (including open source) product, …

You could add the University of Heidelberg / Heilbronn University, Germany if you like. http://www.klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de/index.php?id=6398&L=en

Petra Knaup, Jasmin Buck, Christian Kohl

with something like the following

  • Expressing Clinical Data Sets with openEHR Archetypes
  • Modelling of a comprehensive electronic patient record for the Neonatology Department of the University Hospital Heidelberg using the openEHR approach

Sebastian

Thomas Beale wrote:

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Hello Thomas,

About your petition, there are some Changes in our group. Now it is called Biomedical Informatics Group and the team is composed by Monserrat Robles, José Alberto Maldonado, David Moner and Diego Boscá. Jesualdo is still at the Murcia University.

We are currently involver in several pilot projects (most of the will begin next september) in order to test semantic interoperability of legacy information through archetypes (13606 or openEHR, to be determined) among several hospital from different regions of Spain. We hope all those projects will be a very good testbed for the adoption of these technologies :slight_smile:

PS: We met Gerard Freriks this week at Madrid and I think we will be soon collaborating.

Best regards,
David Moner

2008/7/28 Thomas Beale <thomas.beale@oceaninformatics.com>