Orion Health At HIMSS15 The annual HIMSS conference was held on April 12th – 16th in Chicago, Illinois and was host to 40,000+ professionals from the Healthcare IT industry. Orion Health was well represented, with staff from across North America and around the globe making the journey to attend the event. The conference offered three days with new Orion Health booth graphics featuring our leading position in Population Health Management and In the spirit of our Open Platform, this year’s booth featured a more open layout with six demo stations, three meeting rooms, soft seating areas and a central greeting area. The booth’s open layout and high interest in our solutions triggered heavy traffic throughout the show. Almost 400 leads were collected over the duration of the conference − effectively doubling our total from 2014. 75% of our leads were US-based attendees with 12% from Canada and the remainder from around the globe. During the conference, we hosted several large delegations including 30 CEO's from French Hospitals, and provided demos to healthcare executives from Saudi Arabia, China, Brazil, Singapore and Thailand. Needless to say, demo stations and the three meeting rooms were constantly in use. The booth also featured updated solution brochures, product sheets and case studies. We also hosted some of our customers throughout the event including a Tuesday evening client appreciation dinner. Healthcare Scene (health IT commentator) is very interested in the to contribute to in the coming months. In an article that appeared April 13th, Becker’s Hospital Review editor Heather Punke included Dr. Bill O’Connor’s perspective on whether it is the provider's responsibility to engage the patient or whether it is the patient's responsibility to engage. During their HIMSS interview, Punke expressed interest in the idea of the “Quadruple Aim” (Better Care, Improved Health, Lower Costs and May 2015 Orion Health At HIMSS15 Emirates Health Informatics Society AHS eReferral Receives Award TMC Clark LIS Go Live Introducing Orion Health Amadeus Orion Health in the News NZAF Orion and Orion Health Synthetic Data Generator NZTE Dinner in Chicago The Power of eReferral Coffee WIth Greg Balla Event in full swing with demos and casual conversations FHIR. Cal Index story and will be launching a payer-focused blog they would like us
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Orion Health At HIMSS15
The annual HIMSS conference was held on April 12th – 16th in Chicago,
Illinois and was host to 40,000+ professionals from the Healthcare IT
industry. Orion Health was well represented, with staff from across North
America and around the globe making the journey to attend the event.
The conference offered three days with new Orion Health booth graphics
featuring our leading position in Population Health Management and FHIR.
In the spirit of our Open Platform, this year’s booth featured a more open
layout with six demo stations, three meeting rooms, soft seating areas and
a central greeting area. The booth’s open layout and high interest in our
solutions triggered heavy traffic throughout the show.
Almost 400 leads were collected over the duration of the conference −
effectively doubling our total from 2014. 75% of our leads were US-based
attendees with 12% from Canada and the remainder from around the
globe.
During the conference, we hosted several large delegations including 30
CEO's from French Hospitals, and provided demos to healthcare
executives from Saudi Arabia, China, Brazil, Singapore and Thailand.
Needless to say, demo stations and the three meeting rooms were
constantly in use. The booth also featured updated solution brochures,
product sheets and case studies. We also hosted some of our customers
throughout the event including a Tuesday evening client appreciation
dinner.
Healthcare Scene (health IT commentator) is very interested in the CalINDEX story and will be launching a payer-focused blog they would like us
to contribute to in the coming months. In an article that appeared April 13th,
Becker’s Hospital Review editor Heather Punke included Dr. Bill
O’Connor’s perspective on whether it is the provider's responsibility to
engage the patient or whether it is the patient's responsibility to engage.
During their HIMSS interview, Punke expressed interest in the idea of the
“Quadruple Aim” (Better Care, Improved Health, Lower Costs and
May 2015Orion Health At HIMSS15
Emirates Health Informatics
Society
AHS eReferral Receives
Award
TMC Clark LIS Go Live
Introducing Orion Health
Amadeus
Orion Health in the News
NZAF Orion and Orion
Health
Synthetic Data Generator
NZTE Dinner in Chicago
The Power of eReferral
Coffee WIth Greg Balla
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
1 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
Decreased Medical Liability). Dr. O’Connor also participated in a podcast
radio interview with HITECH Answers, discussing our population health
management efforts. In an article that appeared April 14th, Healthcare
Informatics senior editor Gabe Perna covered how, with the support of
Orion Health, North Dakota is pioneering the use of health IT tools to
overcome barriers to rural population health. At the show, Perna met with
Chad Peterson, North Dakota Health Information Network (NDHIN) and
David Leach and discussed electronically delivering patients’ complete
health information to rural providers using Direct Secure Messaging and
query-based exchange.
Health Data Management new features editor, Chad Van Alstin, met with
Dr. O’Connor and Suzanne Cogan to discuss Orion Health’s population
health management efforts. And finally, on the digital media front, Health
Data Management freelance interviewer Katherine Burger conducted a
video interview with David Watson, CEO of Cal INDEX, and David Bennett
that will be featured on the publication’s website in the coming weeks.
On the industry analyst front, Orion Health met with International Data
Corporation (IDC) and will follow up with their Life Sciences team to
discuss precise medicine. IDC indicated they were interested in ‘snackable’
content regarding our technologies in the form of short videos, articles and
training sessions. We also met with KLAS, Chilmark Research and Frost &
Sullivan, and will continue to follow up with these analysts to ensure we are
featured in all upcoming, relevant reports, the next of which is a KLAS
Integration Engine report to be published end of May.
Event in full swing with demosand casual conversations
The fantastic Orion Health booth
Almost 400 leads were collected
Orion Health Team at HIMSS15
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
2 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
FHIR.
Cal
Index
Orion Health At HIMSS15
The annual HIMSS conference was held on April 12th – 16th in Chicago,
Illinois and was host to 40,000+ professionals from the Healthcare IT
industry. Orion Health was well represented, with staff from across North
America and around the globe making the journey to attend the event.
The conference offered three days with new Orion Health booth graphics
featuring our leading position in Population Health Management and FHIR.
In the spirit of our Open Platform, this year’s booth featured a more open
layout with six demo stations, three meeting rooms, soft seating areas and
a central greeting area. The booth’s open layout and high interest in our
solutions triggered heavy traffic throughout the show.
Almost 400 leads were collected over the duration of the conference −
effectively doubling our total from 2014. 75% of our leads were US-based
attendees with 12% from Canada and the remainder from around the
globe.
During the conference, we hosted several large delegations including 30
CEO's from French Hospitals, and provided demos to healthcare
executives from Saudi Arabia, China, Brazil, Singapore and Thailand.
Needless to say, demo stations and the three meeting rooms were
constantly in use. The booth also featured updated solution brochures,
product sheets and case studies. We also hosted some of our customers
throughout the event including a Tuesday evening client appreciation
dinner.
Healthcare Scene (health IT commentator) is very interested in the CalINDEX story and will be launching a payer-focused blog they would like us
to contribute to in the coming months. In an article that appeared April 13th,
Becker’s Hospital Review editor Heather Punke included Dr. Bill
O’Connor’s perspective on whether it is the provider's responsibility to
engage the patient or whether it is the patient's responsibility to engage.
During their HIMSS interview, Punke expressed interest in the idea of the
“Quadruple Aim” (Better Care, Improved Health, Lower Costs and
May 2015Orion Health At HIMSS15
Emirates Health Informatics
Society
AHS eReferral Receives
Award
TMC Clark LIS Go Live
Introducing Orion Health
Amadeus
Orion Health in the News
NZAF Orion and Orion
Health
Synthetic Data Generator
NZTE Dinner in Chicago
The Power of eReferral
Coffee WIth Greg Balla
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
1 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
Decreased Medical Liability). Dr. O’Connor also participated in a podcast
radio interview with HITECH Answers, discussing our population health
management efforts. In an article that appeared April 14th, Healthcare
Informatics senior editor Gabe Perna covered how, with the support of
Orion Health, North Dakota is pioneering the use of health IT tools to
overcome barriers to rural population health. At the show, Perna met with
Chad Peterson, North Dakota Health Information Network (NDHIN) and
David Leach and discussed electronically delivering patients’ complete
health information to rural providers using Direct Secure Messaging and
query-based exchange.
Health Data Management new features editor, Chad Van Alstin, met with
Dr. O’Connor and Suzanne Cogan to discuss Orion Health’s population
health management efforts. And finally, on the digital media front, Health
Data Management freelance interviewer Katherine Burger conducted a
video interview with David Watson, CEO of Cal INDEX, and David Bennett
that will be featured on the publication’s website in the coming weeks.
On the industry analyst front, Orion Health met with International Data
Corporation (IDC) and will follow up with their Life Sciences team to
discuss precise medicine. IDC indicated they were interested in ‘snackable’
content regarding our technologies in the form of short videos, articles and
training sessions. We also met with KLAS, Chilmark Research and Frost &
Sullivan, and will continue to follow up with these analysts to ensure we are
featured in all upcoming, relevant reports, the next of which is a KLAS
Integration Engine report to be published end of May.
Event in full swing with demosand casual conversations
The fantastic Orion Health booth
Almost 400 leads were collected
Orion Health Team at HIMSS15
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
2 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
Decreased Medical Liability). Dr. O’Connor also participated in a podcast
radio interview with HITECH Answers, discussing our population health
management efforts. In an article that appeared April 14th, Healthcare
Informatics senior editor Gabe Perna covered how, with the support of
Orion Health, North Dakota is pioneering the use of health IT tools to
overcome barriers to rural population health. At the show, Perna met with
Chad Peterson, North Dakota Health Information Network (NDHIN) and
David Leach and discussed electronically delivering patients’ complete
health information to rural providers using Direct Secure Messaging and
query-based exchange.
Health Data Management new features editor, Chad Van Alstin, met with
Dr. O’Connor and Suzanne Cogan to discuss Orion Health’s population
health management efforts. And finally, on the digital media front, Health
Data Management freelance interviewer Katherine Burger conducted a
video interview with David Watson, CEO of Cal INDEX, and David Bennett
that will be featured on the publication’s website in the coming weeks.
On the industry analyst front, Orion Health met with International Data
Corporation (IDC) and will follow up with their Life Sciences team to
discuss precise medicine. IDC indicated they were interested in ‘snackable’
content regarding our technologies in the form of short videos, articles and
training sessions. We also met with KLAS, Chilmark Research and Frost &
Sullivan, and will continue to follow up with these analysts to ensure we are
featured in all upcoming, relevant reports, the next of which is a KLAS
Integration Engine report to be published end of May.
Event in full swing with demosand casual conversations
The fantastic Orion Health booth
Almost 400 leads were collected
Orion Health Team at HIMSS15
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
2 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
Decreased Medical Liability). Dr. O’Connor also participated in a podcast
radio interview with HITECH Answers, discussing our population health
management efforts. In an article that appeared April 14th, Healthcare
Informatics senior editor Gabe Perna covered how, with the support of
Orion Health, North Dakota is pioneering the use of health IT tools to
overcome barriers to rural population health. At the show, Perna met with
Chad Peterson, North Dakota Health Information Network (NDHIN) and
David Leach and discussed electronically delivering patients’ complete
health information to rural providers using Direct Secure Messaging and
query-based exchange.
Health Data Management new features editor, Chad Van Alstin, met with
Dr. O’Connor and Suzanne Cogan to discuss Orion Health’s population
health management efforts. And finally, on the digital media front, Health
Data Management freelance interviewer Katherine Burger conducted a
video interview with David Watson, CEO of Cal INDEX, and David Bennett
that will be featured on the publication’s website in the coming weeks.
On the industry analyst front, Orion Health met with International Data
Corporation (IDC) and will follow up with their Life Sciences team to
discuss precise medicine. IDC indicated they were interested in ‘snackable’
content regarding our technologies in the form of short videos, articles and
training sessions. We also met with KLAS, Chilmark Research and Frost &
Sullivan, and will continue to follow up with these analysts to ensure we are
featured in all upcoming, relevant reports, the next of which is a KLAS
Integration Engine report to be published end of May.
Event in full swing with demosand casual conversations
The fantastic Orion Health booth
Almost 400 leads were collected
Orion Health Team at HIMSS15
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
2 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
Decreased Medical Liability). Dr. O’Connor also participated in a podcast
radio interview with HITECH Answers, discussing our population health
management efforts. In an article that appeared April 14th, Healthcare
Informatics senior editor Gabe Perna covered how, with the support of
Orion Health, North Dakota is pioneering the use of health IT tools to
overcome barriers to rural population health. At the show, Perna met with
Chad Peterson, North Dakota Health Information Network (NDHIN) and
David Leach and discussed electronically delivering patients’ complete
health information to rural providers using Direct Secure Messaging and
query-based exchange.
Health Data Management new features editor, Chad Van Alstin, met with
Dr. O’Connor and Suzanne Cogan to discuss Orion Health’s population
health management efforts. And finally, on the digital media front, Health
Data Management freelance interviewer Katherine Burger conducted a
video interview with David Watson, CEO of Cal INDEX, and David Bennett
that will be featured on the publication’s website in the coming weeks.
On the industry analyst front, Orion Health met with International Data
Corporation (IDC) and will follow up with their Life Sciences team to
discuss precise medicine. IDC indicated they were interested in ‘snackable’
content regarding our technologies in the form of short videos, articles and
training sessions. We also met with KLAS, Chilmark Research and Frost &
Sullivan, and will continue to follow up with these analysts to ensure we are
featured in all upcoming, relevant reports, the next of which is a KLAS
Integration Engine report to be published end of May.
Event in full swing with demosand casual conversations
The fantastic Orion Health booth
Almost 400 leads were collected
Orion Health Team at HIMSS15
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
2 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
The e-Connect Impact Challenge rewards health providers who use and
improve solutions in four distinct categories:
e-Visits: Private, secure and digital two-way interactions between a
patient and their health care provider available from the patient’s home.
e-Requests for Prescription Renewals or Refills: Electronic
requests by patients for the renewal or refilling of their prescription
medication, sent to a regulated healthcare provider.
e-Requests for Services: Electronic requisitions from one regulated
health care provider to another for the purpose of requesting health
care services on behalf of a patient.
e-Reports of Services: Reports containing patient health information
generated, transmitted, and received electronically, sent from one
healthcare provider to another for the purposes of aiding in the care of
a patient.
The ImagineNation Challenges seek to inspire, provoke, and promote
innovation in health and healthcare and foster a community of innovators in
Canada. While each ImagineNation Challenge is different, they all share
the same ultimate goal, to improve the quality of care and the patient
experience.
Launched in 2011, the ImagineNation Challenges have ranged from
generating ideas to supporting adoption and use to measuring the impact
of digital health in Canada.
For more information, click here.
The Medical City (TMC) Clark hospital in the Philippines is now live with
Orion Health's ENTERPRISE Laboratory Information System (LIS) module.
TMC Clark is one of 5 hospitals and over 30 clinics in the TMC Group.
Clark Hospital went 'Live' with Orion Health ENTERPRISE Foundation and
CONSULT solution on 19th of January 2015, followed by TMC Timog Clinic
on 10th of February 2015. The Orion Health solution is scheduled to be
deployed to the rest of the TMC sites this year.
The LIS module provides comprehensive workflow support for Laboratory
test ordering, specimen collection and receiving, sample testing, result
The happy ImplementationTeam members Ronan
Colobong, Ben Poh, JulienneAbat, John Stone and Aubrey
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
4 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
validation, result printing, online result access in Clinical areas and patient
invoicing.
The implementation included integration of 6 laboratory analysers with the
LIS module via Rhapsody.
Tariga
Why did we give the big data engine in Open Platform aspecial name?
We want customers to know about and remember the 'secret-sauce'
engine driving our Open Platform. It’s unique in the market. It signifies a
marked evolution in our ability to process, store and serve all forms of
health data. Built using cutting edge storage technologies and a distributed
processing architecture, our big data engine is unparalleled in its ability to
extract maximum value from today’s data and future proof organisations for
exponential data growth tomorrow. And it’s also hugely scalable – meaning
it can cope with massive volumes and velocity of data when required and
scale back to manage smaller amounts of data too.
This big data engine comprises:
The Raw Data Store – an annotated archive that enables future value
to be extracted from data collected today through a “keep everything”
approach.
The Data Processing Pipeline – handles all of the processing
required to prepare data for each target data space, including
validation, sequencing, mapping, enrichment and semantic
normalisation.
Data Spaces – aggregates clinical, payer, consumer and other
healthcare data types into well-defined data models that provide a
complete health record.
So why did we choose Amadeus?
We wanted a name in keeping with the musical theme of our other “secret
sauce” product, Rhapsody. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a prodigious
and influential composer who profoundly shaped classical music. He was
exceptionally talented - unparalleled in his field in his time, which is what
we aim to be with our Amadeus solution, driving the Open Platform.
Click to view Amadeus DataSheet
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
5 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
The e-Connect Impact Challenge rewards health providers who use and
improve solutions in four distinct categories:
e-Visits: Private, secure and digital two-way interactions between a
patient and their health care provider available from the patient’s home.
e-Requests for Prescription Renewals or Refills: Electronic
requests by patients for the renewal or refilling of their prescription
medication, sent to a regulated healthcare provider.
e-Requests for Services: Electronic requisitions from one regulated
health care provider to another for the purpose of requesting health
care services on behalf of a patient.
e-Reports of Services: Reports containing patient health information
generated, transmitted, and received electronically, sent from one
healthcare provider to another for the purposes of aiding in the care of
a patient.
The ImagineNation Challenges seek to inspire, provoke, and promote
innovation in health and healthcare and foster a community of innovators in
Canada. While each ImagineNation Challenge is different, they all share
the same ultimate goal, to improve the quality of care and the patient
experience.
Launched in 2011, the ImagineNation Challenges have ranged from
generating ideas to supporting adoption and use to measuring the impact
of digital health in Canada.
For more information, click here.
The Medical City (TMC) Clark hospital in the Philippines is now live with
Orion Health's ENTERPRISE Laboratory Information System (LIS) module.
TMC Clark is one of 5 hospitals and over 30 clinics in the TMC Group.
Clark Hospital went 'Live' with Orion Health ENTERPRISE Foundation and
CONSULT solution on 19th of January 2015, followed by TMC Timog Clinic
on 10th of February 2015. The Orion Health solution is scheduled to be
deployed to the rest of the TMC sites this year.
The LIS module provides comprehensive workflow support for Laboratory
test ordering, specimen collection and receiving, sample testing, result
The happy ImplementationTeam members Ronan
Colobong, Ben Poh, JulienneAbat, John Stone and Aubrey
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
4 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
Decreased Medical Liability). Dr. O’Connor also participated in a podcast
radio interview with HITECH Answers, discussing our population health
management efforts. In an article that appeared April 14th, Healthcare
Informatics senior editor Gabe Perna covered how, with the support of
Orion Health, North Dakota is pioneering the use of health IT tools to
overcome barriers to rural population health. At the show, Perna met with
Chad Peterson, North Dakota Health Information Network (NDHIN) and
David Leach and discussed electronically delivering patients’ complete
health information to rural providers using Direct Secure Messaging and
query-based exchange.
Health Data Management new features editor, Chad Van Alstin, met with
Dr. O’Connor and Suzanne Cogan to discuss Orion Health’s population
health management efforts. And finally, on the digital media front, Health
Data Management freelance interviewer Katherine Burger conducted a
video interview with David Watson, CEO of Cal INDEX, and David Bennett
that will be featured on the publication’s website in the coming weeks.
On the industry analyst front, Orion Health met with International Data
Corporation (IDC) and will follow up with their Life Sciences team to
discuss precise medicine. IDC indicated they were interested in ‘snackable’
content regarding our technologies in the form of short videos, articles and
training sessions. We also met with KLAS, Chilmark Research and Frost &
Sullivan, and will continue to follow up with these analysts to ensure we are
featured in all upcoming, relevant reports, the next of which is a KLAS
Integration Engine report to be published end of May.
Event in full swing with demosand casual conversations
The fantastic Orion Health booth
Almost 400 leads were collected
Orion Health Team at HIMSS15
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
2 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
Orion Health will be lending its expertise to support the vision for digital
healthcare being led by the newly formed Emirates Health Informatics
Society (eHIS) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The eHIS is supporting the UAE’s health initiatives, including the need for
electronic health records, that will help the country best support the needs
of its growing population. The society will work in partnership with
government and private healthcare providers.
Orion Health, which has been in the region for over seven years and has
delivered health technology across a variety of health systems, will provide
industry insight and resources to drive this vision.
“eHIS is creating the platform for health technology innovations in the UAE
and beyond,” said Dr Mohammad Al Redha, chairman of the Emirates
Health Informatics Society. “With Orion Health’s expertise, and in
collaboration with providers and government, we can create the right
environment for digital health to flourish for the country and in time forExpo 2020.
Formed in 2014 by the Emirates Medical Association, eHIS will also look to
help with the exchange of scientific ideas and research within and outside
the UAE, and support the use of technology as part of healthcare
processes and education.
“Health technology and information sharing are central to the drive to
building health services to meet the needs of a population. Pioneers in this
field have to think global and act local. With this new arrangement, we can
bring our experience from the UAE and health systems across the world to
help create the building blocks for innovative digital healthcare,” said Sam
Amory, General Manager for Orion Health in the Middle East. “Partnership
and collaboration will be an essential part of this, and we will work with
numerous healthcare providers and suppliers to make this happen.”
Wayne Oxenham, signing thepartnership agreement
alongside Dr. Muhammed fromDubai Health Authority
John Key, Prime Minister of NewZealand with Sam Amory,General Manager of Orion
Health Middle East
On April 28th, Alberta Health Services' (AHS) eReferral solution was
recognised by Canada Health Infoway’s ImagineNation Challenge for its
monthly eConnect Impact Award. Award winners demonstrate they have
increased solution adoption when compared to their average monthly
solution usage this far in the Challenge.
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
3 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
Expo 2020.
Orion Health will be lending its expertise to support the vision for digital
healthcare being led by the newly formed Emirates Health Informatics
Society (eHIS) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The eHIS is supporting the UAE’s health initiatives, including the need for
electronic health records, that will help the country best support the needs
of its growing population. The society will work in partnership with
government and private healthcare providers.
Orion Health, which has been in the region for over seven years and has
delivered health technology across a variety of health systems, will provide
industry insight and resources to drive this vision.
“eHIS is creating the platform for health technology innovations in the UAE
and beyond,” said Dr Mohammad Al Redha, chairman of the Emirates
Health Informatics Society. “With Orion Health’s expertise, and in
collaboration with providers and government, we can create the right
environment for digital health to flourish for the country and in time for
Expo 2020.
Formed in 2014 by the Emirates Medical Association, eHIS will also look to
help with the exchange of scientific ideas and research within and outside
the UAE, and support the use of technology as part of healthcare
processes and education.
“Health technology and information sharing are central to the drive to
building health services to meet the needs of a population. Pioneers in this
field have to think global and act local. With this new arrangement, we can
bring our experience from the UAE and health systems across the world to
help create the building blocks for innovative digital healthcare,” said Sam
Amory, General Manager for Orion Health in the Middle East. “Partnership
and collaboration will be an essential part of this, and we will work with
numerous healthcare providers and suppliers to make this happen.”
Wayne Oxenham, signing thepartnership agreement
alongside Dr. Muhammed fromDubai Health Authority
John Key, Prime Minister of NewZealand with Sam Amory,General Manager of Orion
Health Middle East
On April 28th, Alberta Health Services' (AHS) eReferral solution was
recognised by Canada Health Infoway’s ImagineNation Challenge for its
monthly eConnect Impact Award. Award winners demonstrate they have
increased solution adoption when compared to their average monthly
solution usage this far in the Challenge.
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
3 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
Orion Health will be lending its expertise to support the vision for digital
healthcare being led by the newly formed Emirates Health Informatics
Society (eHIS) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The eHIS is supporting the UAE’s health initiatives, including the need for
electronic health records, that will help the country best support the needs
of its growing population. The society will work in partnership with
government and private healthcare providers.
Orion Health, which has been in the region for over seven years and has
delivered health technology across a variety of health systems, will provide
industry insight and resources to drive this vision.
“eHIS is creating the platform for health technology innovations in the UAE
and beyond,” said Dr Mohammad Al Redha, chairman of the Emirates
Health Informatics Society. “With Orion Health’s expertise, and in
collaboration with providers and government, we can create the right
environment for digital health to flourish for the country and in time for
Expo 2020.
Formed in 2014 by the Emirates Medical Association, eHIS will also look to
help with the exchange of scientific ideas and research within and outside
the UAE, and support the use of technology as part of healthcare
processes and education.
“Health technology and information sharing are central to the drive to
building health services to meet the needs of a population. Pioneers in this
field have to think global and act local. With this new arrangement, we can
bring our experience from the UAE and health systems across the world to
help create the building blocks for innovative digital healthcare,” said Sam
Amory, General Manager for Orion Health in the Middle East. “Partnership
and collaboration will be an essential part of this, and we will work with
numerous healthcare providers and suppliers to make this happen.”
Wayne Oxenham, signing thepartnership agreement
alongside Dr. Muhammed fromDubai Health Authority
John Key, Prime Minister of NewZealand with Sam Amory,General Manager of Orion
Health Middle East
On April 28th, Alberta Health Services' (AHS) eReferral solution was
recognised by Canada Health Infoway’s ImagineNation Challenge for its
monthly eConnect Impact Award. Award winners demonstrate they have
increased solution adoption when compared to their average monthly
solution usage this far in the Challenge.
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
3 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
The e-Connect Impact Challenge rewards health providers who use and
improve solutions in four distinct categories:
e-Visits: Private, secure and digital two-way interactions between a
patient and their health care provider available from the patient’s home.
e-Requests for Prescription Renewals or Refills: Electronic
requests by patients for the renewal or refilling of their prescription
medication, sent to a regulated healthcare provider.
e-Requests for Services: Electronic requisitions from one regulated
health care provider to another for the purpose of requesting health
care services on behalf of a patient.
e-Reports of Services: Reports containing patient health information
generated, transmitted, and received electronically, sent from one
healthcare provider to another for the purposes of aiding in the care of
a patient.
The ImagineNation Challenges seek to inspire, provoke, and promote
innovation in health and healthcare and foster a community of innovators in
Canada. While each ImagineNation Challenge is different, they all share
the same ultimate goal, to improve the quality of care and the patient
experience.
Launched in 2011, the ImagineNation Challenges have ranged from
generating ideas to supporting adoption and use to measuring the impact
of digital health in Canada.
For more information, click here.
The Medical City (TMC) Clark hospital in the Philippines is now live with
Orion Health's ENTERPRISE Laboratory Information System (LIS) module.
TMC Clark is one of 5 hospitals and over 30 clinics in the TMC Group.
Clark Hospital went 'Live' with Orion Health ENTERPRISE Foundation and
CONSULT solution on 19th of January 2015, followed by TMC Timog Clinic
on 10th of February 2015. The Orion Health solution is scheduled to be
deployed to the rest of the TMC sites this year.
The LIS module provides comprehensive workflow support for Laboratory
test ordering, specimen collection and receiving, sample testing, result
The happy ImplementationTeam members Ronan
Colobong, Ben Poh, JulienneAbat, John Stone and Aubrey
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Orion Health will be lending its expertise to support the vision for digital
healthcare being led by the newly formed Emirates Health Informatics
Society (eHIS) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The eHIS is supporting the UAE’s health initiatives, including the need for
electronic health records, that will help the country best support the needs
of its growing population. The society will work in partnership with
government and private healthcare providers.
Orion Health, which has been in the region for over seven years and has
delivered health technology across a variety of health systems, will provide
industry insight and resources to drive this vision.
“eHIS is creating the platform for health technology innovations in the UAE
and beyond,” said Dr Mohammad Al Redha, chairman of the Emirates
Health Informatics Society. “With Orion Health’s expertise, and in
collaboration with providers and government, we can create the right
environment for digital health to flourish for the country and in time for
Expo 2020.
Formed in 2014 by the Emirates Medical Association, eHIS will also look to
help with the exchange of scientific ideas and research within and outside
the UAE, and support the use of technology as part of healthcare
processes and education.
“Health technology and information sharing are central to the drive to
building health services to meet the needs of a population. Pioneers in this
field have to think global and act local. With this new arrangement, we can
bring our experience from the UAE and health systems across the world to
help create the building blocks for innovative digital healthcare,” said Sam
Amory, General Manager for Orion Health in the Middle East. “Partnership
and collaboration will be an essential part of this, and we will work with
numerous healthcare providers and suppliers to make this happen.”
Wayne Oxenham, signing thepartnership agreement
alongside Dr. Muhammed fromDubai Health Authority
John Key, Prime Minister of NewZealand with Sam Amory,General Manager of Orion
Health Middle East
On April 28th, Alberta Health Services' (AHS) eReferral solution was
recognised by Canada Health Infoway’s ImagineNation Challenge for its
monthly eConnect Impact Award. Award winners demonstrate they have
increased solution adoption when compared to their average monthly
solution usage this far in the Challenge.
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validation, result printing, online result access in Clinical areas and patient
invoicing.
The implementation included integration of 6 laboratory analysers with the
LIS module via Rhapsody.
Tariga
Why did we give the big data engine in Open Platform aspecial name?
We want customers to know about and remember the 'secret-sauce'
engine driving our Open Platform. It’s unique in the market. It signifies a
marked evolution in our ability to process, store and serve all forms of
health data. Built using cutting edge storage technologies and a distributed
processing architecture, our big data engine is unparalleled in its ability to
extract maximum value from today’s data and future proof organisations for
exponential data growth tomorrow. And it’s also hugely scalable – meaning
it can cope with massive volumes and velocity of data when required and
scale back to manage smaller amounts of data too.
This big data engine comprises:
The Raw Data Store – an annotated archive that enables future value
to be extracted from data collected today through a “keep everything”
approach.
The Data Processing Pipeline – handles all of the processing
required to prepare data for each target data space, including
validation, sequencing, mapping, enrichment and semantic
normalisation.
Data Spaces – aggregates clinical, payer, consumer and other
healthcare data types into well-defined data models that provide a
complete health record.
So why did we choose Amadeus?
We wanted a name in keeping with the musical theme of our other “secret
sauce” product, Rhapsody. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a prodigious
and influential composer who profoundly shaped classical music. He was
exceptionally talented - unparalleled in his field in his time, which is what
we aim to be with our Amadeus solution, driving the Open Platform.
Click to view Amadeus DataSheet
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But that’s not all.
The marrying of our analytics capability with this big data engine results in
a far superior analytics offering. By streaming data in real time and
leveraging a modern, distributed architecture to process and store that data
into purpose built patient registries, Analytics enables healthcare
organisations to identify patients with escalating risk profiles and intervene
before adverse outcomes arise.
To find out more information, read the Data Sheet.
20 April 15
On 20 April, an interview with Darren Jones, Senior VP Australia of Orion
Health featured in www.rustreport.com.au. In the interview, Darren
mentions that we have operated in Australia since 2001 and have more
than a 100 customers ranging from hospitals to local health districts and
state health departments, including ACT Health, Hunter New England
Health, NSW Health, Tasmania Health, Healthscope and Epworth Hospital.
To read more click here.
7 April 15
www.nzherald.co.nz featured Ian McCrae in the story "Students keyed
into coding" on 7th April. The story highlights how Orion Health's Codeworx
Competition allows students to use code to solve real-world problems.
"Computer science isn't necessarily focused on by schools, but demand in
the marketplace is huge," said Ian McCrae. "We're encouraging the next
generation to view software development as an exciting career choice."
To read more click here.
30 March 15
www.healthcareitnews.com featured Orion Health in the article "FHIR
poised for interoperability prominence" on their website. "The whole
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But that’s not all.
The marrying of our analytics capability with this big data engine results in
a far superior analytics offering. By streaming data in real time and
leveraging a modern, distributed architecture to process and store that data
into purpose built patient registries, Analytics enables healthcare
organisations to identify patients with escalating risk profiles and intervene
before adverse outcomes arise.
To find out more information, read the Data Sheet.
20 April 15
On 20 April, an interview with Darren Jones, Senior VP Australia of Orion
Health featured in www.rustreport.com.au. In the interview, Darren
mentions that we have operated in Australia since 2001 and have more
than a 100 customers ranging from hospitals to local health districts and
state health departments, including ACT Health, Hunter New England
Health, NSW Health, Tasmania Health, Healthscope and Epworth Hospital.
To read more click here.
7 April 15
www.nzherald.co.nz featured Ian McCrae in the story "Students keyed
into coding" on 7th April. The story highlights how Orion Health's Codeworx
Competition allows students to use code to solve real-world problems.
"Computer science isn't necessarily focused on by schools, but demand in
the marketplace is huge," said Ian McCrae. "We're encouraging the next
generation to view software development as an exciting career choice."
To read more click here.
30 March 15
www.healthcareitnews.com featured Orion Health in the article "FHIR
poised for interoperability prominence" on their website. "The whole
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purpose of FHIR is to make it simple to exchange health information
accurately, particularly for people who aren't technical," says David Hay,
product strategist at Orion Health. "FHIR grew out of the fact that existing
standards such as CDA are not that straightforward to use. CDA is a
document paradigm, but it doesn't really talk about how you can actually be
exchanging documents."
To read more click here.
23 April 15
John Moore mentioned Orion Health in his HIMSS15 roundup "HIMSS’15
Pilgrimage: Impressions and Takeaways" on www.chilmarkresearch.com.
In his post he notes, "Orion Health has the most visionary architecture for
CNM that I have witnessed to date. Now they have to execute on that
vision”.
To read more click here.
On 19 March, Mike Nooney, Antonio Terroba, Evgeny Merkulov, and
Reneta Money from the Rhapsody and Quality teams visited the Royal
New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) base in Whenuapai in a reciprocal
arrangement to exchange experiences in software development and QMS.
We were hosted by Lieutenant Karl Morris, Systems Engineer, Software
and Simulation Support Flight for the 230 (Mission Support) Squadron. This
squadron works on the P-3K Orion Communications and NavigationSystems Upgrade. Flight Lt Karl met us at the front gate where we had to
register our names and hand in photo ID. Once we were cleared to go
through, Lt Karl drove us into the base, which was a rather large campus
and a fair hike on foot. We then were shown to the building where the
software and simulation support team were based. Here we had the next
layer of security applied, where we had to leave all our cell phones and
recording devices in lockers by the front door! We couldn't take any photos
(those included here are courtesy of RNZAF). We were taken for a short
tour to see a couple of P-3K Orion aircraft but alas due to safety and
security protocols we were not cleared to go on board, we could only look
P-3k Orion aircraft
P-3K Orion simulator cockpit
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But that’s not all.
The marrying of our analytics capability with this big data engine results in
a far superior analytics offering. By streaming data in real time and
leveraging a modern, distributed architecture to process and store that data
into purpose built patient registries, Analytics enables healthcare
organisations to identify patients with escalating risk profiles and intervene
before adverse outcomes arise.
To find out more information, read the Data Sheet.
20 April 15
On 20 April, an interview with Darren Jones, Senior VP Australia of Orion
Health featured in www.rustreport.com.au. In the interview, Darren
mentions that we have operated in Australia since 2001 and have more
than a 100 customers ranging from hospitals to local health districts and
state health departments, including ACT Health, Hunter New England
Health, NSW Health, Tasmania Health, Healthscope and Epworth Hospital.
To read more click here.
7 April 15
www.nzherald.co.nz featured Ian McCrae in the story "Students keyed
into coding" on 7th April. The story highlights how Orion Health's Codeworx
Competition allows students to use code to solve real-world problems.
"Computer science isn't necessarily focused on by schools, but demand in
the marketplace is huge," said Ian McCrae. "We're encouraging the next
generation to view software development as an exciting career choice."
To read more click here.
30 March 15
www.healthcareitnews.com featured Orion Health in the article "FHIR
poised for interoperability prominence" on their website. "The whole
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
6 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
But that’s not all.
The marrying of our analytics capability with this big data engine results in
a far superior analytics offering. By streaming data in real time and
leveraging a modern, distributed architecture to process and store that data
into purpose built patient registries, Analytics enables healthcare
organisations to identify patients with escalating risk profiles and intervene
before adverse outcomes arise.
To find out more information, read the Data Sheet.
20 April 15
On 20 April, an interview with Darren Jones, Senior VP Australia of Orion
Health featured in www.rustreport.com.au. In the interview, Darren
mentions that we have operated in Australia since 2001 and have more
than a 100 customers ranging from hospitals to local health districts and
state health departments, including ACT Health, Hunter New England
Health, NSW Health, Tasmania Health, Healthscope and Epworth Hospital.
To read more click here.
7 April 15
www.nzherald.co.nz featured Ian McCrae in the story "Students keyed
into coding" on 7th April. The story highlights how Orion Health's Codeworx
Competition allows students to use code to solve real-world problems.
"Computer science isn't necessarily focused on by schools, but demand in
the marketplace is huge," said Ian McCrae. "We're encouraging the next
generation to view software development as an exciting career choice."
To read more click here.
30 March 15
www.healthcareitnews.com featured Orion Health in the article "FHIR
poised for interoperability prominence" on their website. "The whole
Orion Health file:///Users/sanayam/Documents/FINAL WEEKLY/OH Inves...
6 of 11 19/05/15 12:40 pm
purpose of FHIR is to make it simple to exchange health information
accurately, particularly for people who aren't technical," says David Hay,
product strategist at Orion Health. "FHIR grew out of the fact that existing
standards such as CDA are not that straightforward to use. CDA is a
document paradigm, but it doesn't really talk about how you can actually be
exchanging documents."
To read more click here.
23 April 15
John Moore mentioned Orion Health in his HIMSS15 roundup "HIMSS’15
Pilgrimage: Impressions and Takeaways" on www.chilmarkresearch.com.
In his post he notes, "Orion Health has the most visionary architecture for
CNM that I have witnessed to date. Now they have to execute on that
vision”.
To read more click here.
On 19 March, Mike Nooney, Antonio Terroba, Evgeny Merkulov, and
Reneta Money from the Rhapsody and Quality teams visited the Royal
New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) base in Whenuapai in a reciprocal
arrangement to exchange experiences in software development and QMS.
We were hosted by Lieutenant Karl Morris, Systems Engineer, Software
and Simulation Support Flight for the 230 (Mission Support) Squadron. This
squadron works on the P-3K Orion Communications and NavigationSystems Upgrade. Flight Lt Karl met us at the front gate where we had to
register our names and hand in photo ID. Once we were cleared to go
through, Lt Karl drove us into the base, which was a rather large campus
and a fair hike on foot. We then were shown to the building where the
software and simulation support team were based. Here we had the next
layer of security applied, where we had to leave all our cell phones and
recording devices in lockers by the front door! We couldn't take any photos
(those included here are courtesy of RNZAF). We were taken for a short
tour to see a couple of P-3K Orion aircraft but alas due to safety and
security protocols we were not cleared to go on board, we could only look
P-3k Orion aircraft
P-3K Orion simulator cockpit
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