IBA Health Lorenzo EMR now available in the U.K.
IBA Health, owner of software developer iSoft, has officially launched Lorenzo, EMR software that the company said is promised to three-fifths of the English NHS hospital trusts.
South Birmingham Primary Care Trust in the United Kingdom has also started to pilot the first version of the software, built on a service-oriented architecture platform, IBA said.
Under the £12.7 billion ($19.4 billion U.S.) NHS National Programme for IT, Lorenzo is meant to be delivered to 60 percent of NHS trusts by prime contractor Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) in a series of software releases between now and 2012, according to the Sydney, Australia-based company.
The company said that Lorenzo enables healthcare providers to manage their processes while giving secure authorized access to patient information to those who need it.
South Birmingham Primary Care Trust in the United Kingdom has also started to pilot the first version of the software, built on a service-oriented architecture platform, IBA said.
Under the £12.7 billion ($19.4 billion U.S.) NHS National Programme for IT, Lorenzo is meant to be delivered to 60 percent of NHS trusts by prime contractor Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) in a series of software releases between now and 2012, according to the Sydney, Australia-based company.
The company said that Lorenzo enables healthcare providers to manage their processes while giving secure authorized access to patient information to those who need it.