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Welcome to OpenHRE™.org

Mission:

to foster development, distribution and support of standard Record Locater, Health Record Exchange and Access Control services held as Free/Open Source Software
to build a community to this aim
to realize this goal via a self-sustaining business model and open collaboration among all stakeholders

Goal:

To accelerate implementation of the National Health Information Network (NHIN) by providing Health Stakeholders an affordable means toestablish the secure and interoperable exchange of health records between existing Health Information systems.


		OpenHRE(tm) Communities Cite Exceptional Return On Investment Posted by : grodecki on Tuesday, June 09, 2009 - 04:41 PM
		4123 Reads May 28, 2009 - OpenHRE(tm) Health Information Exchange Communities cite exceptional return on investment in a recent Government Health IT article "Keep an Open Mind", by John Moore. Community members Kate Watson of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), Gijs Van Oort, PhD., Director of Health Access San Antonio (HASA), and Craig Mathews, Director, Bayou Teche Community Health Network (ByNet) are interviewed. 122 More words


		Halamka Picks OpenHRE(tm) as Cool Technology of the Week Posted by : grodecki on Monday, April 27, 2009 - 02:23 PM
		3691 Reads Boston MA, April 3, 2009 - Dr. John D. Halamka, MD, MS, Chief Information Officer and Dean for Technology at Harvard Medical School, and Chair of the US Healthcare Information Technology Standards Panel (HITSP), choose Browsersoft Inc.'s OpenHRE™ as the "Cool Technology of the Week" in his Life as a Healthcare CIO blog. "One interesting approach, ... is OpenHRE™, Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) created and supported by Browsersoft," Halamka writes. 283 More words


		OpenHRE(tm) Community Contributor Kiki Nocella Cites Low Open Source Cost Posted by : grodecki on Monday, April 27, 2009 - 02:01 PM
		3903 Reads March 30, 2009, Washington D.C. - In a Goverment Health IT article on Sen. Jay Rockefeller's ARRA ammendment to compare the total cost of ownership of open source and proprietary health IT systems, Kiki Nocella, chief executive officer of Believe Health, a health consulting firm, cited her work with the East Kern County Integrated Technology Association (EKCITA) rural regional health information organization in Tehachapi, California. EKCITA took the open-source route featuring Browsersoft Inc's OpenHRE™ software. “On the whole, the open source approach was less expensive ... than the proprietary approaches,” she said. 225 More words


		Tech Companies Access Disease Control Market Posted by : grodecki on Tuesday, September 11, 2007 - 12:22 PM
		5512 Reads Kansas City Business Journal - August 31, 2007: As researchers explore the human genome to find diabetes cures, two Kansas City area companies are helping patients pluck the next best thing -- condition management -- from cyberspace. Cerner Corp. and Browsersoft Inc. have entered the chronic disease-management space via online diabetes tools. 90 More words


		OpenHRE Community Member EKCITA Receives CalRHIO Grant Posted by : grodecki on Tuesday, August 21, 2007 - 02:55 PM
		6232 Reads SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., August 20, 2007 – OpenHRE Community member EKCITA (East Kern County Integrated Technology Association), in partnership with the Tehachapi Valley Health Care District, Tehachapi, California, has been awarded a grant from CalRHIO. 90 More words


		Browsersoft Delivers Kansas Diabetes Records Exchange Posted by : grodecki on Friday, August 17, 2007 - 01:50 PM
		5145 Reads Lenexa, KS (August 14, 2007), Browsersoft, Inc., a Kansas-based health information services provider, today announced the delivery of an online diabetes database and analysis system in use by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE). The Browsersoft system uses OpenHRE™ to automate the process of collecting and analyzing data from healthcare providers across the State, allowing KDHE analysts to focus on improving the quality of care for Kansans with diabetes. 175 More words


		Virtual Medical Worlds Cites OpenHRE NHIN Efforts Posted by : grodecki on Monday, April 30, 2007 - 11:38 AM
		5965 Reads The January edition of Virtual Medical Worlds includes a paper on "U.S. National Health Information Network (NHIN) and Open Source Health Information Exchange (HIE) Solutions" that includes a description of the OpenHRE™ effort. 211 More words


		'Connecting for Health' Team Successfully Demonstrates NHIN Prototype Posted by : grodecki on Monday, February 19, 2007 - 02:31 PM
		7632 Reads Feb. 14 - The Connecting for Health team, including Browsersoft Inc. using OpenHRE™, successfully demonstrated the exchange of health information through a Nationwide Health Information Network (NHIN) prototype. The team securely transferred healthcare data between MA-SHARE, the Indiana Health Information Exchange and the Mendocino Health Records Exchange, and local public health departments within the regions participating in the CSC consortium -- Boston, Mass., Indianapolis, Ind., and Mendocino County, Calif. 153 More words


		First Annual OpenHRE Users Conference Posted by : grodecki on Friday, December 22, 2006 - 11:29 AM
		7066 Reads December 12, 2006 Kansas City, Missouri - Approximately 30 individuals attended the two-day User Conference concluding today. The attendees included both current OpenHRE™ users and organizations considering implementing OpenHRE™ for their Health Information Exchange or RHIO. 142 More words


		NCVHS Publishes Functional Requirments for Health Information Networks Posted by : grodecki on Monday, December 04, 2006 - 12:55 PM
		8030 Reads The National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics has published the Functional Requirements Needed for the Initial Definition of a Nationwide Health Information Network discussion that they presented at the recent Second NHIN Forum. We believe that these requirements apply to regional efforts as well. 217 More words



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Past Articles

Wednesday, October 25
·	OpenHRE Presents at 2nd HHS ONC Forum (804)
Thursday, June 22
·	Browsersoft picked for San Antonio health records exchange (829)
Wednesday, June 07
·	Mendocino HRE Releases RLS Project Final Report (1409)
Sunday, April 09
·	OpenHRE Releases Key Software for Connecting for Health's Common Framework (735)
Wednesday, April 05
·	OpenHRE to Release Key Components of the Common Framework (117)
Wednesday, March 15
·	California HealthCare Foundation Releases Paper on Open Source Health Software (140)
Thursday, March 02
·	OpenHRE Architecture White Paper Available (756)
Tuesday, January 31
·	Mendocino HRE Presents on the Redwood Health Information Collaborative (756)
Wednesday, December 28
·	OpenHRE Version 0.0.5 Software Released (740)
Thursday, December 22
·	OpenHRE Architectural Drawings Available (746)
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