Orion Health Presents Technologies to French Healthcare Market

Orion HealthOrion Health, a leading provider of integration technology for the healthcare sector, today announced that it is exhibiting its solutions during Hôpital Expo-Intermedica, from 27th to 30th May 2008 at Paris Expo - Porte de Versailles.

Orion Health will demonstrating its highly acclaimed Healthcare Integration Framework, comprising the Concerto Clinical Portal and the Rhapsody Integration Engine, alongside MaSanté in booth D130b.

Already implemented in 20 countries worldwide, Orion Health's technology solutions are part of the Preferred Solution Agreements with Canada Health Infoway.

The Concerto Clinical Portal provides a universal, easy to use solution that delivers accurate patient information and results to clinical staff, resulting in increased diagnostic accuracy, improved patient safety and reduced costs. Layering on top of existing data structures and applications, Concerto's unified view can provide simplified, real-time access to patient's clinical information, wherever it may reside.

Concerto Clinical Portal will be a key component of Infoway's Interoperable EHR Programme. Orion Health's Rhapsody Integration Engine manages and streamlines message exchange between healthcare applications, databases and external systems for effortless integration. Rhapsody delivers an integration solution with the lowest cost of ownership and highest return on investment.

"Concerto and Rhapsody will allow French healthcare organisations to improve and extend their information systems to deliver more benefits to physicians, reduce workloads and improve workflow, and deliver higher quality patient care," said Ed Percy, Chief Technologist for Orion Health in Europe.

"French healthcare providers are moving steadily towards a need for faster, more integrated and secure electronic clinical records systems, and Orion Health is delighted to be able to share our technology and expertise which has been proven worldwide," Mr Percy continued.

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About Hôpital Expo-Intermedica
For more than 30 years Hôpital Expo-Intermedica has been the leading trade show for health-related Services and Technologies in France, attracting 24,000 visitors in 2006. The show is jointly supported by the French Hospital Federation who represent more than 2,000 public hospitals, sanitary and medico-social institutions; and Intermedica, a national organisation gathering the main associations, professional federations and hospital suppliers, including ANIMAP, CSICAM, ANIL, SNITEM, APPAMED, GIFO, UFOP, SNMM, SNOF and SYNEG.

About Orion Health
Orion Health's easy-to-use solutions and applications improve patient care and clinical decision making by providing integrated health data in a single, unified view. By enhancing existing healthcare information systems, Orion Health’s Rhapsody integration engine, Concerto clinical portal, and workflow solutions provide healthcare workers with easy access to patient data and trends, and reduce errors and omissions by streamlining information transfer.

Worldwide, Orion Health is implementing health information communities involving over 35 million patients with tens of thousands of active users. Orion Health's partners include leading health system integrators and IT vendors such as Accenture, IBM, Oracle Corporation and others. Orion Health has more than 1,000 clients around the world, including University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, the Ministry Of Health And Consumer Protection of the Balearic Islands (IB-Salut), the Ministry of Health of Valencia, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). More information can be found at www.orionhealth.com.

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