New Publication from Trillium II project As one of the results from Trillium II, a H2020 project which has just successfully finished, a scientific article “A review of successful initiatives and models on Patient Summary standards in mHealth apps” has been published in the Journal of Ageing and Innovation. The paper provides an overview of …
ECHAlliance, as partner of Trillium II, is glad to announce that the project will complement an IPS global Community of Practice for digital health innovation to continue sharing, exploring, and developing the Ideas behind the International Patient Summary. As Catherine Chronaki, Secretary General HL7 Foundation and Scientific Coordinator of the Trillium II project, said “In …
Last week, at the HiMSS Health 2.0 Europe Conference the winners of the Trillium II Prize have been announced. They were selected by an international and independent jury from a list of nine finalists from Europe, Canada and South America. Two initiatives that reflect the transformative power of the International Patient Summary (IPS) in health …
A prize for the health organization that best uses and promotes the FHIR International Patient Summary (IPS). The competition closes on 15th May 2019 for The Trillium II Prize.
During the first day of the Digital Health and Wellness Summit 2019, Catherine Chronaki, Secretary General at HL7 and Scientific Coordinator of Trillium II, gave a presentation during the panel session “Digital Health Innovation in Maternal and Child Care”. In particular, she explained how the International Patient Summary (IPS) could positively affect this specific sector offering solutions to improve …
The Trillium II project, funded by the European Commission, is supporting the development and adoption of a standard for online medical summaries that can be accessed in emergency and unplanned care situations. The project is seeking input from organisations working in emergency response or disaster relief. The aim is to identify the most important patient …
The EU-funded Trillium-II project is joining forces with the European Society of Hypertension (ESH) to take the vision of the electronic patient summary as window to a patient’s health information further and to promote mHealth; The ESH introduces a smartphone app especially designed for people with hypertension. “Apps can help ‘connecting the dots’ for patient …
