Tony,
I agree thanks for the work and for sharing.
W. Ed Hammond, Ph.D.
Director, Duke Center for Health Informatics
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Tony,
This is very impressive piece of work.? Every since I first came across
openEHR I have intuitively felt that it is closer to the 'solution' than
more static attempts at standardization. So why is progress so slow? I've
appplied some lateral thinking to this, and come up with what many people
on this list may (at best) think contrarian - but at the risk of being
flamed....
The Case for NPfIT 2.0 www.nationalhealthexecutive.com page 52-53.
(I'll go get my hard hat now...)
Best wishes,
Derek.
On 22/10/10, "Shannon Tony (Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust)"
<tony.shannon at nhs.net> wrote:
Late last year I said I would work on some material to help explain openEHR
in the wider context of healthcare change during 2010.
It has taken me longer that I originally planned but I've recently shared
some articles online towards that end.
http://frectal.com/book/
The articles explore issues such as
Healthcare under pressure,
Complexity of healthcare+management+IT,
Change and the elements within
Aligning process improvement efforts with IT
In the final articles I explore healthcare change going forward, the need
for better IT and particularly why I believe openEHR has the potential to
tackle the complexity and? diversity of healthcare..
http://frectal.com/book/healthcare-change-the-way-forward/
http://frectal.com/book/healthcare-change-the-way-forward/healthcare-openehr%e2%80%99s-potential-to-handle-complexity-diversity/
In the spirit of evolutionary change, they are up in draft form for now, so
comments on any article are welcome..
Hope you find it of some interest/value in explaining openEHR's place in
the wider world.
Please feel free to share..
Kind regards
Tony
Dr Tony Shannon
Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
Clinical Lead for Informatics, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
Chair, Clinical Review Board, openEHR Foundation
tony.shannon at nhs.net
+44.789.988.5068
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