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On October 28th, the HSE hosted Kate Ebrill and colleagues from Australia’s e-Health Research Centre to discuss the newly procured Central Terminology Server (CTS) and its role in standardising health data across Ireland.
Fran Thompson HSE Chief Information Officer (CIO) took some time out again this year to give an end-of-year message which is a positive summary of the year's digital transformation achievements.
Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) and Queen’s University Belfast have announced a landmark partnership that will see DkIT become a University College of Queen’s, strengthening research, teaching and innovation.
As 2025 draws to a close, we’ve seen great progress across our digital transformation programmes. One such programme is Community Connect, HSE’s Digital for Care foundational digital transformation programme for Community Services.
The latest Data for Care webinar on Data Standards brought together colleagues from HSE Technology and Transformation ...
Two years of hard work and innovation came to life at the recent Delivering Change Together - CHN Programme shared learning webinar, a milestone event showcasing progress, collaboration, and integrated ways of working across Louth and Meath.
We are delighted to welcome Mel Douglas MCIPD as Head of the Digital Transformation Office.
The Maternal and Newborn Clinical Management System (MN-CMS) EHR National Programme in collaboration with Oracle Cerner and the site implementation teams are delighted to announce the successful roll out at the Mid West region and The Coombe Hospital thereby completing Phase 2 of the programme.
On 20th October 2025, HSE Technology and Transformation hosted a landmark event titled “FHIR and the National Shared Care Record”, bringing together clinical and ICT professionals from across Ireland to explore the evolving landscape of digital health.
The HSE’s Virtual Wards programme is changing how people experience hospital care in Ireland. The HSE’s Virtual Wards programme is changing how people experience hospital care in Ireland.