Cabrnoch M, Hasić B. Health and Technology, 1(2-4)
In the last few years, electronic healthcare has become a phenomenon that is being widely discussed by both patients and physicians. The Electronic Health Book(EHB) system, a unique Czech solution for eHealth, is developing dynamically in the Czech Republic. EHB is a highly secure overview of a patient’s health and medical information in electronic form, accessible 24 h a day via the Internet. At the same time, it is a safe environment interconnecting healthcare service providers, patients, and health insurance companies. It serves to transfer medical information between the physician and the patient and amongst physicians. In emergencies, it can help save lives.
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Published:
19 July 2011 |
Keyword(s): Czech Republic, e-Health, Electronic Health Records
Kebo V et al. Medical and Care Compunetics 6, 2010
Current RFID technology deployment is limited by safety, procedural and physical limitations in healthcare field. It is important to define and ensure safe operation of technologies without actual deployment in real operation. Potential problems could arise due to the consequences of technical and physical characteristics of RFID technology and its improper location.
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8 June 2010 |
Keyword(s): Blood, Czech Republic, Efficiency, RFID, Safety
Nagy, M. et al, Methods of Information in Medicine, 49(2)
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The data interchange in the Czech healthcare environment is mostly based on national standards. This paper describes a utilization of international standards and nomenclatures for building a pilot semantic interoperability platform (SIP) that would serve to exchange information among electronic health record systems (EHR-Ss) in Czech healthcare. The work was performed by the national research project of the “Information Society” program.
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20 November 2009 |
Keyword(s): Coding, Communication, Czech Republic, Electronic Health Records, HL7, Information Storage and Retrieval, Semantic Interoperability, Standards
Mladek T et al, J Telemed Telecare, 13(suppl_1)
IZIP is a Web-based health record system for the general population which has been used in the Czech Republic since 2004. The system provides access to medical data for health-care providers and clients; only the latter can authorise health-care professionals to view their data. We conducted a cost-benefit analysis of the system. There was a strong positive overall economic return.
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Published:
1 July 2007 |
Keyword(s): Benefits, Czech Republic, Electronic Health Records, Evaluation, Web
