Towards a software ecosystem of healthcare services

Klaus Marius Hansen; Mads Ingstrup; Morten Kyng; Jesper Wolff Olsen

Towards a software ecosystem of healthcare services

Klaus Marius Hansen, Mads Ingstrup, Morten Kyng, Jesper Wolff Olsen

Department of Computer Science

Abstract

Telemedicine has a long and reasonably successful history in sparsely populated countries like Australia, Canada and Norway. However, in densely populated countries and areas, uptake has been slow and the economic benefits small or non-existent. In Denmark for example, telemedicine seems to be caught between national standardization initiatives and local experiments. Thus, on the one
hand, new standard infrastructures are developed and deployed while, on the other hand, new, local experiments, e.g., supporting patients with a chronic disease, are developed without connection to this infrastructure.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Infrastructures for Healthcare: global healthcare. : Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop 2011
Editors	Pernille Bjørn, Finn Kensing, Lars Rune Christensen
Number of pages	4
Publisher	IT-Universitetet i København
Publication date	2011
Pages	27-30
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	Third international workshop on Infrastructures for healthcare: Global Healthcare - København, Denmark Duration: 23 Jun 2011 → 24 Jun 2011 Conference number: 3

Conference

Conference	Third international workshop on Infrastructures for healthcare
Number	3
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	København
Period	23/06/2011 → 24/06/2011

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Towards a software ecosystem of healthcare services. / Hansen, Klaus Marius; Ingstrup, Mads; Kyng, Morten et al.

Infrastructures for Healthcare: global healthcare. : Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop 2011. ed. / Pernille Bjørn; Finn Kensing; Lars Rune Christensen. IT-Universitetet i København, 2011. p. 27-30.

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Hansen, KM, Ingstrup, M, Kyng, M & Olsen, JW 2011, Towards a software ecosystem of healthcare services. in P Bjørn, F Kensing & LR Christensen (eds), Infrastructures for Healthcare: global healthcare. : Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop 2011. IT-Universitetet i København, pp. 27-30, Third international workshop on Infrastructures for healthcare, København, Denmark, 23/06/2011. <http://www.itu.dk/people/lrc/ProcInfraHealth2011.PDF>

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