by Jenny Luco | Oct 1, 2026 | openEHR
EHRCON26 was my third EHRCON. If there is one thing that appears to remain the same, it is that the event thrives in large part due to the community behind openEHR. It is a rather unique bunch in many ways. That should perhaps not surprise anyone, seeing as the very...
by Jenny Luco | Sep 3, 2026 | openEHR
Over the years, health data has become increasingly fragmented. With the onslaught of possibilities IT innovation has offered, the IT landscapes of healthcare organisations have become both vast and complex. Software integrations are often difficult to build and a...
by Jenny Luco | Jul 9, 2026 | openEHR
We have heard it said often enough: the traditional way of building clinical apps is broken. When developers need to spend 80% of their time wrangling data models, compliance and integration and only 20% actually building the clinical workflow and UX, things need to...
by Jenny Luco | Jun 11, 2026 | openEHR
For many healthcare organisations, their EHR system is their ultimate ‘single source of truth’. Yet, without making intentional choices regarding infrastructure and data architecture, this amazing resource is at risk of becoming something of a data graveyard: a...
by Jenny Luco | Apr 9, 2026 | openEHR
The shift from managing a private database to building on an openEHR Clinical Data Repository (CDR) is an impactful architectural decision for a software supplier to make. It represents a move away from proprietary silos toward a ‘data-first’ ecosystem and a...
by Jenny Luco | Mar 24, 2026 | openEHR
For information managers at large-scale healthcare organisations and regions, the dream is clear: a ‘vendor-neutral’ data layer where clinical information outlives the applications that created it. These days, this vision almost naturally leads to an exploration of...
