Healthcare Information Exchange in Regional eHealth Networks Implications for Initiatives in Advancing Shared Care

Healthcare information exchange (HIE) has been refined from point-to-point messaging to wide-area networks integrating multiple service providers. Presently, federated information systems connect more than 25 hospitals with 60 municipal health centres in three Finnish hospital districts. The usabili...

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Hauptverfasser:	Harno, K., Nykanen, P., Ohtonen, J., Seppala, A., Kopra, K.
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Schlagworte:	Biomedical engineering Computer networks Costs Decision making Healthcare Information Exchange Hospitals Humans Information systems Medical services Regional eHealth Networks Shared Care Telemedicine Usability
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