iRAD in the media
iRAD featuring in news publications:
July 2020 - SWSPHN expansion
iRAD is expanding and new Specialist and General Practice clinics are joining
July 2020 - Hospital and Healthcare
Project iRAD to exand in SW Sydney region
Health Leader TV, Episode 2, Video 6
Introducing SWSPHN's iRAD
10/07/2019 - Pulse+IT Magazine
SWSPHN live with iRAD interoperability project using dbMotion
21/09/2017 - Medical Republic
A step forward to e-health data sharing
06/09/2017 - Pulse+IT Magazine
South Western Sydney puts dbMotion into action for real-time data sharing
06/09/2017 - South West Voice
Health system set to finally embrace the digital world
06/09/2017 - Wollondilly Advertiser
Macarthur patients part of Australian-first program
06/09/2017 - Campbelltown/Macarthur Advertiser
Macarthur patients part of Australian-first program
Some ALLSCRIPTS mentions with SWSPHN named, from global newswire:
06/09/2017 - Naswdaq
Allscripts' (MDRX) dbMotion Platform Selected by SWSPHN
06/09/2017 - ZACKS
Allscripts' (MDRX) dbMotion Platform Selected by SWSPHN
Global Case Studies of Allscripts dbMotion Implementations
dbMotion Functionality Overview video - January 2020
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Israel Ministry of Health (Israel) - COVID-19 How one connected community – an entire nation – fights back
Israel built a huge wealth of data over the last 20 years. Now that the entire country has access to the information, providers can rapidly deploy that data to matters like COVID-19.
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HCA Healthcare (Florida, USA) - How interoperability helped hospitals during the hurricanes
“She came to one of our hospitals in Texas and went into labor. She had a premature infant on life support in the NICU. And then that day, the hurricane hit…. We had to transport her, and the nurses that were receiving her, it was like they had one record. All the blood cultures, and all of the data not only was available, but was available and graph-able and plot-able as if it was one hospitalization.”
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Clalit Health Services (Israel) - A case study in national connectivity for better health
By 2015, the Clalit Health Services integrated data network was used in more than 2,000 hospital departments and clinics, returning about two million patient records a month to more than 15,000 users. The ability to readily exchange data certainly was a high hurdle to clear, but the ability to present relevant data in a format that a caregiver actually can use may have been the project’s greatest accomplishment.
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Rochester Regional Health (New York, USA) - Diabetes; Integrating Cerner, Eic and more
With these capabilities, this program helped reduce the number of patients with uncontrolled blood sugar levels by 14% and decreased the amount of time to get patients’ blood sugar to target to an average of 56 days, compared with the national average of more than one year
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