Instem Solutions Deployed to Help Manage Electronic Medical Data

Instem, a leading provider of IT solutions to the global early development healthcare market, and Apelon, an international provider of terminology and data interoperability solutions, today announced a further partnership to deploy advanced technology for patient-focused clinical decision support.

Joint solution will improve clinical data interoperability

Apelon, a provider of terminology and data interoperability solutions, and MaestroDev, a provider of DevOps Orchestration and software infrastructure automation, today announced they are working together to assist the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to improve healthcare data sharing and analysis.

Internationally-recognized scientist will augment Apelon consulting resources heavily involved in informatics research and development

Apelon, Inc., a longstanding provider of terminology and data interoperability solutions, today announced that Dr. Stuart Nelson has joined the company as Chief Innovation Officer.

Apelon is pleased to announce that Caroline L. Macumber, Apelon Vice President, has been elected as the IHTSDO Affiliate Forum Representative to the IHTSDO Technical Committeefor 2013-14. 

Will provide terminology and data interoperability solutions to 
standardize classification of medical information

Apelon, Inc., an international provider of terminology and data interoperability solutions, today announced it has been selected to assist the development and implementation of an electronic health enterprise architecture for Rwanda to improve antenatal (prenatal) care in the state.

Services Support Data Normalization and Semantic Interoperability within HealthShare

Apelon, Inc., an international provider of terminology and data interoperability solutions, today announces that it is working with InterSystems Corporation, a global leader in software for connected care, to provide interoperability services to support the InterSystems HealthShare™ strategic informatics platform.

CHCA Leverages Apelon’s Interoperability Solution To Enable Data Sharing For Pediatric Researchers

Leading children’s hospitals across the United States will soon be able to benefit from shared access to comparable data. Using the open source Distributed Terminology System (DTS) software from Apelon, an informatics company focused on data standardization and interoperability, Overland Park, Kansas-based Child Health Corporation of America (CHCA) is enabling researchers to more easily and accurately compare and exchange data with the goal of improving care and outcomes for pediatric patients.

Executives From Leading Terminology Vendor Apelon To Provide Guidance For Creating More Effective Healthcare Data Mapping At Upcoming Interconnected Health Conference

Apelon, Inc., a leading provider of terminology and data interoperability solutions, today announced that senior vice president Jack Bowie and vice president John Carter will speak with administrators, clinicians, systems architects, health informaticists, and software developers at the InterConnected Health Conference, April 2-4, in Chicago. The goal of the presentation is to help attendees identify the potential “harms” of data mapping if not approached carefully, and to provide guidance and best practices to effectively define, develop and deploy healthcare data maps.

On February 16, 2012, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced an unspecified delay in the U.S. implementation of ICD-10. Reaction to that announcement has ranged from self-satisfied to frustrated. We should ask ourselves what all the fuss is about, and reconsider our priorities.

Apelon, Inc., an international provider of terminology and data interoperability solutions, is pleased to announce a major new release (4.0) of its Distributed Terminology System (DTS), the healthcare industry's leading open source terminology management platform. Based on extensive user feedback from deployments around the world, the new release features significant usability enhancements, new methods for tracking terminology changes over time, and greater integration with Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) and Software Oriented Architecture (SOA) infrastructure

Enhanced DTS Software Now Available for MySQL, Extending Availability of Terminology Server Solution And Delivering Benefits of Open Source Technology to Healthcare Facilities

Apelon, Inc., a leading provider of terminology and data interoperability solutions, today announced that its open source Distributed Terminology System (Open DTS) terminology server now supports the open source MySQL database system. As a result, the healthcare industry now has access to a completely open source solution for the management and deployment of healthcare data standards.

Initiatives funded through the Office of the National Coordinator on Health Information Technology (ONC)1 in 2011 have put a bright light on healthcare IT, primarily through the specifications and standards underpinning ONC's stage I and II (and beyond) meaningful use (MU) requirements. 2011 also saw attention on the requirements to migrate from the decades-old ICD-9-CM to ICD-10 (CM and PCS). Both MU and the ICD migration highlight the need for better processes with improved terminology management.