PDF attachments in HL7 messages
2015-08-04 11:35 | By: Filed in: exchange formats | pathology | pcehr
Last year in Australia there was an agreement amongst a number of parties, led by the Australian Department of Health, for the results of diagnostic tests to be sent to the national electronic health record system for accessing by both … Continue reading
NEHTA publishes flawed pathology terminology
2015-08-01 16:53 | By: Filed in: pathology | terminology
On its shiny new website under About NEHTA , NEHTA now starts its strategy statement with: “With the foundations built, the infrastructure in place…“. Nothing can be further from the truth. No amount of shouting from the rooftops, even by NEHTA’s Chairman, can change … Continue reading
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