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OpenClinical provides an increasingly comprehensive set of resources on advanced knowledge management methods, technologies and applications for healthcare.

OpenClinical is a not-for-profit organisation co-ordinated by an international group from leading research and teaching organisations.

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About OpenClinical

still from scenario video The site is aimed at technologists, clinicians, researchers, healthcare providers, commercial product suppliers and all other people who wish to find out more about this field.

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We aim to build a community of users, researchers and suppliers, and to publicise and disseminate development tools and techniques for building healthcare applications that comply with the highest possible quality, safety and ethical standards. Anyone can access OpenClinical's resources and register as members at no charge. Registered members are automatically updated with new information reflecting their interests.

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From the Editor

Registered members and site visitors can help us cover topics more accurately and comprehensively by submitting relevant information for publication.

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We encourage visitors with an interest in the areas covered by OpenClinical to support us by registering with us.

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New pages are published each month and announced to registered members by newsletter. Many other site pages are updated and/or modified on a regular basis. These changes, unless significant, are not announced on this page or in the newsletter.

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The bigger the site becomes, the more difficult it is to maintain. Links inevitably break. We are grateful to all those members and visitors who help us try to keep OpenClinical up to date - and who provide us with new material for publication. Contributors to OpenClinical are individually acknowledged in the Community zone of the site.

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We acknowledge that most of the content of the site is in English and covers to a large extent developments in the English-speaking world - the USA in particular is strong in the areas we cover. I must stress however that we are interested in publishing relevant information from all parts of the world and in publishing material in other languages: you are welcome to contribute.

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Richard Thomson
Editor, OpenClinical

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On OpenClinical.org ...

The core content of the site is arranged under five main zones to reflect the interests of our target consituencies:

spacerspacerBackground (for all constituencies): the technical, clinical and political contexts to the field of clinical knowledge management technologies and applications.

spacerspacerResearch: current developments and issues.

spacerspacerClinical knowledge managemement applications, demonstrations and videos illustrating their use in clinical contexts; extensive archive of Artificial Intelligence systems used in clinical practice.

spacerspacerCommercial suppliers of clinical knowledge management applications and technologies.

spacerspacerPublic e-Health applications on the WWW for the public.

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Benefits of registration
spacerspacerAutomatic notification about new OpenClinical activities and services

spacerspacerTargeted updates on new material in your areas of interest

spacerspacerEntitlement to publicise your work on a high impact site.

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Benefits of publishing on OpenClinical

spacerspacerA leading site for information on advanced technologies for knowledge management in healthcare

spacerspacerGlobal user base

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Contribute
Registered members of OpenClinical are very welcome to submit relevant new material, updates and amendments to open@openclinical.org

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New on site
published on
15 February 2010
Announcements
Call for papers: Second Workshop - Knowledge Representation for Health Care (KR4HC-2010) (ECAI workshop)
MATE: Breast MDT Meeting decision support tool.
The MATE software is an application of PROforma decision support technology which was developed by Cancer Research UK and is now being further developed and maintained at Oxford University.
Features
Recent books: A Knowledge Management Primer and A Healthcare Knowledge Management
Background
Health Information Technology
global perspectives
Additional summary information (EU): Austria, Bulgaria, Finland Additional summary information: Australia, New Zealand
Healthcare Industry White Papers
USA  The Emergence of Personal Health Systems: Designing Technology for Patients and Clinicians, Intel Digital Health Group USA  Enabling the Healthcare Quality Improvement Cycle, Syntex Management Systems, Inc.
Public Reports
EU  European Commission Recommendation on cross-border interoperability of electronic health record systems EU  eHealth for Safety: Impact of ICT on Patient Safety and Risk Management Australia  The National E-Health Transition Authority Strategic Plan, Australia, 2009-2012
Research
Open Source downloads
USA Kenya EpiSurveyor: Application to support data collection in field-based surveys in developing countries
Clinical
Demonstrations
Italy   Kon3: video demonstration of DSS for Hepatocellular Carcinoma
PDA reference tools
USA   Guidelines for PDAs for the treatment of HIV/AIDS (AIDSinfo)
Commercial
Suppliers
Expanded listings of commercial suppliers (covering USA, Canada, Europe, Asia, Australasia) of clinical knowledge management and e-Health products
Public
e-Health Applications
USA  HealthyCircles: Personal Health Record

 

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