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What it is – how it works
By Staff Reporters
According to Bill Crounse MD of Microsoft,
clinical medical groupware is a new and evolving model for the development and deployment of health IT platforms and applications, the characteristics of which include use of the Internet and the Web as a platform, explicit design for health data exchange and online communication among providers and patients/consumers, a modular or component architecture upon which applications can be aggregated to meet specific clinical and workflow tasks; while allowing interface standards and protocols for data exchange to emerge in a market-driven manner.
Distribution Platforms
Clinical medical groupware applications can be distributed as software-as-as-service, and are intended to support today’s mobile health care environment by supplying the right information, at the right time and the right place.
Link: http://blogs.msdn.com/healthblog/archive/2009/09/14/learn-more-about-clinical-groupware.aspx
Assessments
Advocates of the clinical medical groupware approach are not limited to software developers and technologists, but also include practicing physicians, executives and managers from health care provider organizations and care management companies, patient advocates, and leaders in life sciences, home monitoring, and medical device manufacturing firms.
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