Healthcare organisations are under increasing pressure to deliver connected, interoperable, and future-ready digital health systems. Yet many decision-makers still struggle to understand what openEHR is, why it matters, and how it fits into modern healthcare architecture.
This introductory eBook provides a practical overview of openEHR, exploring the principles behind the standard, its role in interoperability, and how it enables organisations to create more flexible, sustainable, and clinically driven digital health solutions. openEHR supports the creation of interoperable electronic health records through a model-driven approach that separates clinical knowledge from software applications.
In this eBook, you’ll learn:
- What openEHR is and why it was created
- The key components of the openEHR architecture
- How clinical knowledge can be governed independently of software
- The role of interoperability in modern healthcare
- Why healthcare organisations worldwide are adopting openEHR approaches
Whether you’re a healthcare executive, clinician, digital health leader, architect, or informatics professional, this guide will help you understand the foundations of one of the world’s leading approaches to health data management.
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