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Medanets selected for region-wide deployment across Northern Norway, serving half a million people

Medanets has signed a regional agreement with Helse Nord, the public authority responsible for specialist healthcare services in Northern Norway. The agreement enables the use of Medanets mobile solutions across the entire region of Northern Norway, extending all the way to Svalbard. The area covers approximately 45% of Norway’s total area and serves nearly half a million residents.

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Reports showcase the potential of healthcare data in the UK

Healthcare data showed its potential in the UK when the National Health Service used it to help face the challenges of the COVID pandemic. Now the British healthcare system is exploring what can be done to bring out the full potential of healthcare data.

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Electronic identification increases patient safety

The error-free identification of the patient is the foundation of patient safety; on the other hand, errors in identification may cause significant harm to patients. Research shows that electronic identification improves patient safety.

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What to Do When the Electronic Health Record Goes Down?

Electronic Health Records have enabled significant change to the healthcare system as patient data can be found in aggregated electronic form instead of among piles of paper. But what happens when such systems crash? Will the whole foundation of patient safety crash?

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Up-to-date Data Is Vital to Patient Safety

In order to ensure high quality of treatment and patient safety, the nursing staff must have the required information present exactly when it is needed. This means immediate access to vital information related to the patient’s care. The information must also be adequately comprehensive, unambiguous and ready to use.

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EWS improves patient’s prognosis

Up to 80% of in-hospital adverse events are preceded by hours of critical disorders of the basic vital functions. Electronic EWS improves the patient's prognosis.