Epic Systems launches iPhone EHR app, Haiku

By: Brian Dolan | Jan 13, 2010        

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Epic Systems iPhone app Haiku 3Getting to the heart of the application now: This screenshot shows the patient’s problem list, contact info, photo and points to an allergies list.

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  • http://articles.icmcc.org/2010/01/14/epic-systems-launches-iphone-ehr-app-haiku/ ICMCC News Page » Epic Systems launches iPhone EHR app, Haiku

    [...] Article Brian Dolan, mobihealthnews, 13 January 2010 SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Epic Systems launches iPhone EHR app, Haiku", url: "http://articles.icmcc.org/2010/01/14/epic-systems-launches-iphone-ehr-app-haiku/" }); [...]

  • http://www.iqmax.com Chris

    This technology has been around for Epic and other healthcare systems via iPhone, Blackberry and Windows mobile devices for many years on the IQMax mobile platform (www.iqmax.com). Not only will it provide the same level of funtionality as this but will also allow users to dictate and capture charges on their mobile device or any other internet conected device such as tablets, laptops or a desktop computer.

  • http://jerryfahrni.com/2010/01/epic-launches-haiku-an-iphone-ehr-application/ Jerry Fahrni » Epic launches Haiku, an iPhone EHR application

    [...] Source Tags: EHR, EMR, iPhone, Mobile Healthcare Comments (0) Trackbacks (0) Leave a comment Trackback [...]

  • http://www.korallenkacke.com/the-healthcare-system-an-apple-tablets-biggest-opportunity/ The Healthcare System: An Apple Tablets Biggest Opportunity – www.Korallenkacke.com

    [...] Permanente and Palo Alto Medical Foundation in the Bay Area, to name a few. The application, named Haiku was released on Jan. 13, 2010, and several health systems are in the process of testing it. It’s a clear contender for the [...]

  • http://www.raghu.net/?p=287 The Healthcare System: An Apple Tablet’s Biggest Opportunity – Raghu-Net

    [...] Permanente and Palo Alto Medical Foundation in the Bay Area, to name a few. The application, named Haiku was released on Jan. 13, 2010, and several health systems are in the process of testing it. It’s a clear contender for the [...]

  • http://mobihealthnews.com/6229/apple-ipad-the-device-healthcare-has-waited-for/ Apple iPad: The device healthcare has waited for? | mobihealthnews

    [...] with Apple for a mobile phone-based electronic health record (EHR) application came to light when Epic System’s iPhone application, Haiku, became available on Apple’s AppStore. Like all iPhone apps, Haiku will work on the iPad device, [...]

  • http://www.medcitynews.com/index.php/2010/01/why-the-ipad-falls-short-for-health-care-medcity-morning-read-jan-28-2010/ Why the iPad falls short for health care: MedCity Morning Read, Jan. 28, 2010 : MedCity News

    [...] presumably easier to use, interface than what’s currently available on the iPhone –  Epic Systems’ EHR app called Haiku, for [...]

  • http://www.healthcareitsquad.com/apple-ipad-will-not-be-adopted-for-use-by-health-care-information-technology/ Why the iPad will not be used for Health Care IT | Healthcare IT Squad

    [...] certified health care software products that offer interfaced iPhone/iPod Touch apps. And no Epic, Haiku doesn’t count [...]

  • http://www.imedicalapps.com/2010/02/the-apple-ipad-and-electronic-medical-records-could-it-replace-the-physicians-clipboard/ The Apple iPad and Electronic Medical Records – Could it Replace the Physician’s Clipboard? | iMedicalApps

    [...] to do it). That being said, the Epic-Apple partnership clearly found a way to make it all work with Epic now having released Haiku, the fruits of their pilot at Stanford. That on the iPad plus the functionality I just talked about [...]

  • http://blog.hsl.virginia.edu/mug/2010/03/02/ipad-and-healthcare-discussions/ MUG » Blog Archive » iPad and Healthcare discussions

    [...] the recent announcement of Haiku software for viewing the Epic EMR on an iPhone, it will be interesting to see what other tools [...]

  • http://getbetterhealth.com/how-will-the-ipad-fare-in-healthcare/2010.04.04 How Will The iPad Fare In Healthcare? – Better Health

    [...] a new cloud-based EHR, plans to have an iPad version. Epic already has an iPhone app and presumably will have an iPad version available. Allscripts is rumored [...]

  • http://mobihealthnews.com/9807/top-10-mobile-health-stories-of-2010/ Top 10 Mobile Health Stories of 2010 | mobihealthnews

    [...] 1. Epic Systems launches iPhone EHR app, Haiku – January 13, 2010: After months of rumors, news that Epic Systems, which develops electronic health records systems announced that a partnership with Apple had led to the creation of Haiku, an iPhone app for EHR access. Haiku was by no means the first EHR app to come to the market, but at the time it launched it generated a lot of buzz. The Wall Street Journal had been teasing the partnership between Apple and Epic in a series of articles leading up to the Haiku launch. Article [...]

  • Donald C. Zavala, MD, FACP, FCCP.

    Dear Sirs:
    I have written an up-to-date information (reference library) and managment (treatment) system for pulmonary diseases that easily can be attached to an EMR for a lung specialist or inserted into any one of the new smart phones (e.g., iPad), e-book/reader, Kindle, etc. If you are interested in seeing a sample of my work, then contact me at 912-638-1453 or my e-mail address: zavalad@bellsouth.net. History: Author of 6 books (two in Spanish; co-author of one in German) dealing with flexible fiberoptic bronchoscopy and cardiopulmonary exercise testing, plus 67 articles in peer journals.
    Donald C. Zavala, MD, FACP, FCCP.
    Professor of Medicine, Emeritus (Pulmonary Division)
    University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine,
    Iowa City, Iowa
    Current address: 403 Indigo, St. Simons Island, GA 31522

  • Joe

    This pales in comparison to the Phrazer which has vastly more capabilities and connects to over 48 EMR systems.

  • a nurse

    Anybody notice that this guy is on metoprolol AND dopamine? Hmmmmm, that’s not good.