Tag: Supply processes
Charité Center for Ambulatory Respiratory Medicine and Oxygen Therapy (CABS) and AmbulanzPartner agree to intensify cooperation in care management
The Charité Center for Ambulatory Respiratory Medicine and Oxygen Therapy (CABS) is a medical partner in the AmbulanzPartner care network. The CABS is an outpatient health center of the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin and is headed by Dr. Simone Rosseau. Its work focuses on the care of patients with severe lung diseases, after a long…
Springer VS Verlag – Personal services in the context of complex value creation
In the specialist book entitled “Person-related services in the context of complex value creation” published by Springer VS Verlag in March 2014, AmbulanzPartner is presented as a paradigm for service innovations. The authors describe the experience gained and the prospects for Internet-based services in the healthcare industry using the example of AmbulanzPartner. The close…
Medical-Technical Dialog (MTDialog) – Networks have charm
In its 12-2013 issue, the magazine Medizin-Technische Dialog(MTDialog) reports on AmbulanzPartner ‘s participation in the 4th opta data Future Day on November 13 in Essen under the title“Networks have charm“. The theme of the event was “Healthcare industry tomorrow – best practice today”. AmbulanzPartner was presented as best practice in care management via the Internet.
Electronic medication plan with patient participation launched on the AmbulanzPartner care portal
Germany’s first electronic medication plan with patient participation was developed by AmbulanzPartner and is now available to all users of the AmbulanzPartner care portal.With the medication plan in the Internet-based care file, patients, relatives, carers, doctors and pharmacists now have the opportunity to view, track and print out an overview of current and past medication…
Fachzeitschrift Klinische Neurophysiologie – AmbulanzPartner: multiprofessional and internet-supported care management for ALS
The specialist journal “Klinische Neurophysiologie” is aimed at neurophysiologists, neurologists, neurosurgeons and neurologists in hospitals and practices. In the June 2013 issue (Clin. Neurophysiol. 2013;44:159-166), AmbulanzPartner is described in detail using the example of care for people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Medizin-Technische Dialog (MTDialog) – Interview with Thomas Meyer, founder of AmbulanzPartner
The trade journal “Medizin-Technische Dialog (MTDialog)” features an interview with Thomas Meyer, a founder of AmbulanzPartner (with 13 questions and answers) in its 4-2013 issue (39th year). The topic is“Networks, ambulance partners and care“.
AmbulanzPartner at the 21st Congress of the German Society for Muscular Dystrophy (DGM) in Aachen
AAmbulanzPartner will be presented at the 21st Congress of the German Society for Muscular Dystrophy (DGM) in Aachen. The AmbulanzPartner concept is presented under the heading“A web-supported service architecture in the care of complex diseases in the ALS paradigm“. The feedback from the conference visitors was positive, so that AmbulanzPartnerand DGM are planning closer cooperation.
Cooperation with ID Berlin in the development of a medication plan on AmbulanzPartner.de
AmbulanzPartner begins a strategic partnership with ID Berlin to develop the medication module on AmbulanzPartner.de. From Q III 2013, medication is to be coordinated across all sectors in addition to aids and remedies and care processes.
E-HEALTH-COM – Social media and healthcare
In its 12-2011 issue, the magazine E-Health-Com reports on AmbulanzPartner as an example of social networks in medicine. ” … The Internet is also becoming increasingly important in the healthcare sector. The future has begun with applications to support integrated care. In Germany, social networks are already supporting integrated care today. AmbulanzPartner.de is a protected…
ÄrzteZeitung – Social network helps with ALS
Ambulanzpartner.de is the name of a website that aims to make life easier for patients with severe neurological diseases. Social networks such as Facebook, MySpace and Xing bring millions of Internet users together every day. Doctors are now also using the principle of these communities of interest to improve outpatient care for patients with severe…
