References

We have been working since 2023 with Alice-Hospital Darmstadt, which wants to use the HIP CDR to implement a data and process management platform for more efficient patient care.

Design, development, and operation of digital applications for AOK Niedersachsen, a statutory health insurance provider, for use by doctors (doctor portal) and the insured (health assistance) to improve regional health care in Lower Saxony.

We have been working with the German Federal Ministry of Health (BMG) since 2020. BMG is supporting the further development of SORMAS, a contact tracing management system used by health boards during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As part of the EMPAIA Consortium, we have been working since 2020 with the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin teaching hospital on a web-based platform for secure, cross-sectoral, and efficient access to AI-enabled image-based medical diagnostics.

We have been working since 2019 with the German Foundation for the Chronically Ill as part of the ACHT project to establish a digitally supported, structured, and cross-sectoral aftercare programme for post-operative bariatric and metabolic patients.

We have been working since 2021 with the “Digital Hubs: Advances in Research and Health Care” initiative funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). This aims to improve outpatient and inpatient care through cross-sectoral utilisation and analysis of routine data—for example in relation to cardiovascular disease.

Together with the Pius Hospital, the Evangelical Hospital Oldenburg is building a health data management system within the framework of the German Hospital Future Act. In addition to internal clinical use of the HIP CDR, another instance will be provided in the form of a telemedicine repository network to be used jointly by both hospitals.

We have been working since 2020 with the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) on further development of SORMAS, an epidemic management system for COVID-19 contact tracing used by health boards in Germany, France, Switzerland, and elsewhere.

The Dillingen and Wertingen regional hospitals are using the HIP CDR to create interoperable, complete, and quality-assured patient records for improved and more efficient patient care.

The Marienhaus Group opted for the HIP CDR in April 2023. The group of companies includes 15 hospitals in North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, and Saarland.

Since August 2020, we have been working with the German Network of University Medicine (NUM) to develop an innovative research data platform (CODEX). The aim is to provide researchers with fast and standardised access to COVID-19 data all across Germany.

Together with the Evangelical Hospital Oldenburg, the Pius Hospital is building a health data management system within the framework of the German Hospital Future Act. In addition to internal clinical use of the HIP CDR, another instance will be provided in the form of a telemedicine repository network to be used jointly by both hospitals.

In order to strengthen its research and teaching activities locally, nationally, and internationally, the University Hospitals of the Ruhr University of Bochum syndicate set itself the goal of building medical research data infrastructure that will enable straightforward data sharing in accordance with privacy laws. The HIP CDR is the backbone of this project.

Since 2017, we have been working with HZI to develop SORMAS, an epidemic management system initially deployed to combat mpox in Nigeria. It has now been used to contain a total of 37 infectious diseases in West Africa. Up to late 2022, SORMAS was also successfully used by health boards for case and contact tracing management during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We have been working since 2020 with Essen University Hospital on the NEPHRO-DIGITAL healthcare project. The electronic nephrology health record developed and realised through this has led to better networking between service providers and therefore increased quality of treatment.

Since 2021, we have been working on the CAEHR project coordinated by the University Medical Center Göttingen (UMG), which aims to improve cardiovascular healthcare through better health communication and the timely provision of relevant health information. Intelligent data-driven services are to be established along the entire treatment path for this.

Our partner Digital Avantgarde supports us in driving digital transformation in the healthcare sector. We work together on pioneering digitalisation projects, often involving hospital use of the HIP CDR.

We have been working since 2022 with our consulting partner EY-Parthenon to promote openEHR as an international standard for storing health data and to establish our HIP CDR in the hospital environment. We always take account of the importance of data and of information sharing between healthcare providers in the digital transformation of the healthcare system.

We have been working since 2023 with Kyndryl to build a pioneering clinical data platform. The aim is to provide a truly end-to-end platform that will unify and homogenise electronic health records for the entire region of Catalonia with its more than 7.5 million inhabitants.

We have been working since 2023 with Medblocks to build a pioneering clinical data platform. The aim is to provide a truly end-to-end platform that will unify and homogenise electronic health records for the entire region of Catalonia with its more than 7.5 million inhabitants.

We have been working since 2023 with Red Hat to build a pioneering clinical data platform. The aim is to provide a truly end-to-end platform that will unify and homogenise electronic health records for the entire region of Catalonia with its more than 7.5 million inhabitants.

We have been working since 2023 with VIEWNEXT to build a pioneering clinical data platform. The aim is to provide a truly end-to-end platform that will unify and homogenise electronic health records for the entire region of Catalonia with its more than 7.5 million inhabitants.

We have launched and are actively promoting the EHRbase open-source stack based on openEHR, an international electronic health data standard. Providing the basis for true vendor independency, EHRbase has now become the starting point for many innovative projects and implementations.

As part of the EMPAIA Consortium, we are developing a browser-based platform to enable intelligent networked collaboration between AI solutions and medical users of image-based diagnostic services. This involves the use of existing components and modules within our Health Intelligence Platform (HIP).

As an industry partner, we are working closely with the HiGHmed Consortium to develop and provide the technology and technical infrastructure needed for various pioneering research projects.

We have been working for many years with Medical Informatics, an initiative funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) with the aim of providing digital health data for medical research, reliably and quickly. One of the four main consortia involved is the HiGHmed Consortium, which is enabling the development of innovative information infrastructure.

openEHR, the international electronic health data standard, serves as the basis for our HIP CDR, enabling highly structured storage of health data and providing maximum flexibility, transparency, and future-proofing.