Germany Archives | Page 8 of 10

E-Health Insider’s industry news round up for the week ending 29 February 2008 featuring supplier news, appointments, awards and events.

In the first of a new fortnightly series, E-Health Europe rounds up the European industry news for the week ending

Swedish health IT developer, Ortivus, has released its year-end report for 2007, announcing an operating loss of 53.9m Swedish Krona,

In Germany this week doctors and civil rights activists joined forces to organise a boycott of the German smartcard programme,

Two new pilots are underway to offer pharmacy personal health records (PHRs) in Germany. Both are based on a PHR

SCM Microsystems has received certification for its eHealth100 health card terminal to be used as an MKT+ terminal (multi-functional terminal)

Austria’s biggest private hospital chain, the ‘Barmherzige Brüder’, is to begin using biometric fingerprinting to control access to IT systems.

Recent reports about incidents of data loss in the British healthcare system have alarmed medical doctors in other European countries.

Hubert Haag says that with 12,000 European healthcare customers T-Systems is a vital player in European e-health, Philipp Grätzel reports.

Two major German health insurance companies have presented new hospital search engines for citizens in order to increase transparency of

Germany