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Marco Schiavottiello has recibido el premio Dennis Hill 2010 de la IET por su trabajo “iCHEST: Desarrollo de una aplicación web para radiografía de tórax””El Premio Dennis Hill reconoce un trabajo extraordinario en el campo de la teconología de la salud. Se le otorga anualmente a un estudiante de Master.El premio es en memoria del Profesor Dennis Hill. El premio se otorga anualmente a un estudiante de Master quien durante el año anterior presenta la mejor disertación de Master en el campo de las tecnologías de la salud. El objetivo del premio es fomentar y recompensar la excelencia en dicho campo de estudio.” (Fuente).En Kanteron Systems estamos muy orgullosos de este premio y felicitamos de corazón a Marco.

Mr. Marco Schiavottiello has been awarded the IET 2010 Dennis Hill Award for his work on “iCHEST: Development of a Web Application for Chest Radiography””The Dennis Hill Award recognises outstanding work in the field of healthcare technologies.  It is awarded annually to a student on a taught MSc programme. This award is presented in memory of Professor Dennis Hill, a pioneering researcher and practitioner in many areas of endeavour, particularly in relation to anaesthesia and intensive care.The prize is awarded annually to the student on a taught MSc programme who has, during the past year, submitted the best MSc project dissertation in the general field of healthcare technologies and cognate subjects (including biomedical engineering and health informatics). The purpose of the prize is to encourage and reward excellence in the field of study.” (Source).In Kanteron Systems we are very proud of this award and we’d like to congratulate Marco.

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Kanteron Systems tiene el placer de anunciar que el ganador del premio “Distribuidor del año” correspondiente a 2009 ha sido la empresa Ceurac S.A. de C.V. (Mexico).En la foto vemos a Jorge Cortell, de Kanteron Systems, con D. Germinal Ocaña, de Ceurac.Felicidades y enhorabuena. Es un placer trabajar con ustedes.

Con fecha 20 de octubre (recibida comunicación hoy) el Presidente del IMPIVA ha dictado resolución por la que se ha aprobado la ayuda solicitada a la Investigación y Desarrollo Tecnológico del Proyecto SICEIVI (Sistema Centralizado de Interconexión y Visualización de Información para Entorno Hospitalario) de Kanteron Systems.
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The US federal government’s current shift to sharing health information using open-source technology could potentially reduce costs and time for patients and the government, according to a panel discussion of health IT experts who gathered Oct. 30 in Washington, D.C., which sought to frame the progress of the Nationwide Health Information Network (NHIN) and how the federally-developed CONNECT system (an open-source implementation of the NHIN specifications that enables federal agencies and healthcare providers to exchange patient information) promotes the adoption and use of standards-based health IT systems while streamlining information, ideas and reducing costs.

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Postmortem CT is a good alternative for a refused autopsy, as well as a valuable adjunct for a standard autopsy, because it detects injuries that may be overlooked during the examination, according to a review in this month’s issue of European Radiology by Mark Scholing, MD, from the trauma unit and department of surgery at the Academic Medical Center in Amsterdam.