‘Personal reflections’ – Part 2 – Professor David Ingram
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In part 2 of his personal reflections, Prof David Ingram explores AI and openEHR, showing why semantics, governance and clinical meaning become more critical over time.
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‘Personal reflections’ – Professor David Ingram
Reflections by Professor David Ingram on three decades of openEHR, exploring healthcare information as a living, ethical, human-centred endeavour shaped by practice, philosophy, and community.
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The ultimate openEHR foundational guide
An accessible introduction to openEHR, explaining how separating clinical knowledge from software creates future-proof, interoperable health data systems.
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The future of health tech looks smaller (in a good way)
openEHR, AI and SMLs are reshaping digital healthcare, promising open, sustainable innovation, but only if clinicians are included….
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EHRCON25 – it’s a wrap!
EHRCON25 brought global experts, innovators and community members together in Barcelona for two inspiring days shaping the future of digital health. Força xulo…