OZ in the News
Una gota de sangre puede salvar bebés
Sunday, July 31, 2011 - Una sola gota de sangre tomada del talón del recién nacido es necesaria para la realización del tamiz neonatal ampliado. En hospitales privados y en el HU tienen equipo capaz de descubrir más de 30 alteraciones de salud. Written by Andrea Menchaca - ElNorte.com link to article
MEDIA CONTACT: Jeff Green - Michael A. Burns & Associates Inc. greenj@mbapr.com 214.521.8596 ext 238
State of Nuevo Leon, Mexico Selects OZ Systems’ eSP™ Solution to Support Newborn Screening Programs
Thursday, June 30, 2011 - State of Nuevo Leon, Mexico Selects OZ Systems’ eSP™ Solution to Support Newborn Screening Programs. System to Offer Centralized, Cloud-Based Management and Reporting of Data; Will Ensure Timely Case Management for Newborns with Medical Needs link to article
MEDIA CONTACT: Jeff Green - Michael A. Burns & Associates Inc. greenj@mbapr.com 214.521.8596 ext 238
OZ Systems to Present at the 2011 Smart Start Conference
Information Management Technology Provider to Demonstrate
How Education Institutions Can Connect Student Outcomes to Preschool Certifications
Monday, May 2, 2011 - OZ Systems, a provider of information management and school-readiness solutions for the education industry, will participate in the 2011 Smart Start Conference May 2-5, 2011, in Greensboro, N.C.
During the event, OZ Systems will conduct a workshop with attendees, illustrating how education institutions can connect student outcomes with preschool certifications. The company will present a case study about the State of Texas’ use of OZ Systems’ eREADI School + ™ data management solution to assist in the certification of preschool programs in the state, and help ensure that children emerge from those programs positioned for success in kindergarten.
Vendor Notebook: Certification for wireless health devices
Friday, February 11, 2011 - OZ Systems announced that its eScreener Plus newborn screening and data management solution passed 45 interoperability tests and integrated with all seven of the company’s targeted “domains” during the IHE North American Connectathon Conference in January. These results help illustrate that interoperability can be achieved in the industry in the near-term. Written by Mike Miliard - Healthcare IT News link to article
MEDIA CONTACT: Jeff Green - Michael A. Burns & Associates Inc. greenj@mbapr.com 214.521.8596 ext 238
OZ Systems Excels in Healthcare IT Interoperability Scenarios at Connectathon 2011
Company’s Showing at Event Illustrates That Interoperability in Healthcare is Achievable in Near-Term
Wednesday, February 9, 2011 - OZ Systems today announced that its eScreener Plus™ (eSP™) newborn screening and data management solution passed 45 interoperability tests and integrated with all seven of the company’s targeted “domains” during the IHE North American Connectathon Conference in January. These results help illustrate that interoperability can be achieved in the industry in the near-term.
Electronic health systems find traction with incentives
Monday, February 7, 2011 - Dr. Ken Pool was medical director of a neuroscience center for the Methodist Health System when he started experimenting with electronic programs to help coordinate the care for stroke patients.
This was in 1990, and he went to the board to ask for funding to create or find an electronic patient management system. There were plenty of electronic systems already in place, for labs, radiology, billing and bed management, but there wasn’t anything specific to patients and their care.
Newborn screening interoperability 'can be improved wholescale'
Monday, January 24, 2011 - Improving the interoperability of newborn screening solutions and other technologies across the healthcare system should be achievable over the short-term.
That is the view of OZ Systems, which develops healthcare information management and newborn screening solutions.
The company's chief operating officer, Dr Ken Pool, noted that the industry needs to make a commitment to achieving this goal.