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Patient should be the focus of everything we do in healthcare, especially digital health. Great read for the Slovene audience: https://t.co/WCP6GyDFJe

If you would like to test our practice management tool and/or get early access, please fill out the form on our website: https://t.co/i6359VLCn0

Sneak peek: https://t.co/Fv1q8J9bSs

https://t.co/2hVlVdU8lW

Also something we work on. For Slovene audience only. Maybe Google translate could help others. https://t.co/Fhw7TFOck1

Google is working on machine learning with distributed data, where analyses are done locally, thus guaranteeing anonymity. It's a version of the "analyse in place" approach we have been defending for some time now. https://t.co/iXN119JjX1

Our pitch from December of last year at the @Techfugees summit in Paris.

Brian De Francesca (our advisor) about a humanitarian initiative that we are also involved with. https://t.co/dungDYSZGn

Iryo team wishes everyone a happy and successful 2019. The past few months the whole team has been hard at work doing some interesting IoT stuff. We have even more interesting stuff planned for this year. https://t.co/tRed6s0AB9

Iryo among top 25 of the most innovative new projects using tech to help refugees and NGOs. https://t.co/BvQCLtaPPC

Iryo is cancelling plans for an ICO and returning the funds collected in the presale. We are not closing our doors, but have decided to pursue other funding opportunities. We are grateful for the support of the community and look forward to the future. https://t.co/B1tbFac49v

According to the the latest @HIMSS analysys, interoperability is the biggest problem in healthcare in terms of the need for disruption. #Blockchain will not solve it, open standards might. https://t.co/AchJ7WIixNhttps://t.co/FLdLIV91ob

#OpenEHR in healthcare IT brings enormous benefits to research. See examples, described by @matebestek . https://t.co/kE6MeFC4uC @openEHR @ianmcnicoll @marandlab @HealthDaySi @sbcHealth @grants4apps

Which is why hospitals need to step away from vendor locked in systems to open standards. https://t.co/reSZSVsRWS @matebestek @openEHR #open EHR @HealthcareITNew @ianmcnicoll https://t.co/x3DVBNiJkY

#EOS dApp developers, protect your RAM! https://t.co/FMXYpSlTxV @eosnewyork @eosforumorg @go_eos @eosphere_io @eosnewyork @eos_news @EOSNordics

In the era of constant exploits, data leaks and stolen identities, there are only three real viable solutions to address such problems. https://t.co/qazBC7QN70 #zeroknowledge @zeropassio @nucypher #data #patient https://t.co/w6nD2jjtnY

#EOS #dapp developers, protect your ram. https://t.co/FMXYpSlTxV

On FHIR vs @openEHR : "If the requirement is making the data in legacy systems available to applications, FHIR is attractive" "if the need is to build a long-lived open health platform infrastructure" go with OpenEHR. @wolands_cat https://t.co/1x2hG4hpVY

Iryo in @DZone , one of the world’s largest online communities and leading publisher of knowledge resources for software developers. Read the latest info on @IRYOnetwork ! https://t.co/tMp2OiUe0e @Cate_Lawrence #healthcare #patient #EHR #data #zeroknowledge @zeropassio

With the zero-knowledge encryption, the service has no idea what is being stored. More importantly, the service provider can by no means find out about the content, unless the end-user gives away the key or shares that key back with the service operators. https://t.co/PIQDmFudJB