Main menu Home Customers Products Services & Support Resources Contact Us Interneuron CIC on Twitter Interneuron CIC on GitHub Medicinal product or molecule? by Peter Askew on 17th September 2021 in Blog – The challenge for medicines interoperability: For medicines interoperability to work across our healthcare system, standards are essential. But complying with these standards can often be harder than it seems. The PRSB information standards have the potential to make medicines data truly interoperable – but interoperability will also require a change in the way we prescribe medicines in secondary care.… HTN Tech Awards 2021 by Peter Askew on 13th September 2021 in Blog The Royal National orthopaedic Hospital has been shortlisted for not one, but two categories for this years HTN Awards. Winners will be announced on October 7th. The longstanding partnership between Interneuron and RNOH has delivered a host of benefits in respect of clinician and nursing focused digital solutions, as part of the journey to a fully open source, modular health… Designing Digital Services for Nurses by Peter Askew on 5th July 2021 in Blog A roundtable discussion on digital transformation in nursing held in association with Interneuron. Designing and introducing digital solutions for nurses | Nursing Times Interneuron, a PRSB Standards Partner by Peter Askew on 16th March 2021 in Blog Today, we are excited to announce that Interneuron is an official PRSB Standards Partner. Our philosophy has always been to ensure that everything we develop, follows the applicable standards and The Professional Standards Record Body is at the leading edge when it comes to the use of standards for safer care and quality patient outcomes. PRSB standards are widely recognised as… Creating an electronic solution for early warning scores – a Nursing Times interview by Peter Askew on 21st December 2020 in Blog Matt Phillips, lead clinical practitioner for the acute intervention team at Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, speaks with The Nursing Times about how they worked with Interneuron on the development of the digital observations module; the latest addition to Interneurons digital health+care record solution. RNOH Goes Live with Interneuron’s PEWS Observations by Matt Conway on 9th July 2020 in Press Releases The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (www.rnoh.nhs.uk) has now gone live with a Paediatric Early Warning Scores (PEWS) solution, provided by Interneuron. Interneuron’s Observation module has been live for 9 months and is successfully delivering results in line with the NEWS2 (National Early Warning Scores) standard. This further development of the Paediatric component enhances the ability of RNOH to deliver quality care… Not all platforms are equal by Matt Conway on 6th January 2020 in Blog There are many Health+Care specific platforms now widely available and in use throughout the NHS. However, not all platforms are equal. Our strategy at Interneuron is a platform+apps approach so the platform is fundamental to our success with almost half of our engineering team focusing on it at any one time. In fact, one of our core engineering principles is… RNOH signs Interneuron by Matt Conway on 5th April 2019 in Press Releases Press Release – Friday 5th April 2019 Interneuron has signed a contract with The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) NHS Trust to develop, deliver and support an open source clinical data platform. The project will see RNOH replace their legacy technology with a world-class clinical data platform that will revolutionise the way in which data is integrated, collected, stored and used by… It’s time to be more open by Joel Ratnasothy on 6th December 2018 in Blog We need to be more open Outside of healthcare, open source software dominates. The internet is driven by it, most mobile phones are powered by it. It has become a byword for reliability, scalability, and security. Its promise to accelerate innovation has been proven time and time again. So in healthcare – what’s holding us back? The answer I think,… Healthcare: A meta-industry by Joel Ratnasothy on 14th September 2018 in Blog This week our new health secretary, Matt Hancock, spoke on the radio about the importance of technology in our healthcare system. His interviewer started by asking: “Why is it that the kind of seamless use of technology that you get from so many of the services you use – the technology that remembers who you are, what your preferences are,… Resource Categories Blog (9) Press Releases (2) Copyright 2021 – Interneuron CIC Cookie and Privacy policy | Contact Us We use cookies to optimise our website and our service. Read more Accept all Functional only View preferences