electronic signatures

Electronic patient education for hospitals and clinics

patient education videos for hospitals, electronic medical history, Electronic informed consent, electronic signatures, ePRO – electronic Patient Reported Outcomes, paperless documentation /

Die Software-Lösung von MAIA.tools für die digitale Patientenaufklärung wurde speziell für den klinischen Bereich und den Einsatz in Krankenhäusern, Spitälern, Spezialambulanzen und größeren Gesundheitszentren entwickelt. Maßgeblich für die MAIA-Plattform Produkt sind folgende Ansprüche: Patientenzentrierte Kommunikation und hochwertige Medien Automatisierung und Effizienz durch optimale Prozesse und die Anbindung an Krankenhausinformationssysteme (KIS) Rechtssicherheit durch etablierte sowie besondere […]

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How online health questionnaires can bring benefits for medical practices even without complex technical integration

electronic medical history, Electronic informed consent, electronic signatures, paperless documentation, patient platform for medical education /

Web applications have special advantages: they are lean, stable and particularly easy to use. With the web app for capturing medical history online and health questionnaires from MAIA.tools, patients can complete medical history forms and receive information modules from anywhere and at any time. The only requirement is an internet-enabled device (smartphone, tablet, PC, etc.). We pay particular attention to simple usability for older people [...]

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Digital Signature On Contract Document Using A Smartphone

Medical informed consent - perspectives on forensic handwriting analysis and eSignature

electronic medical history, Electronic informed consent, electronic signatures, paperless documentation /

EU law has changed in recent years with regard to the validity of electronic signatures (particularly concerning the eIDAS regulation, which will not be discussed further here). Thus, a signature may not be considered invalid in court simply because it is in electronic form. The advantages of electronic documentation and electronic signature are obvious for clinics and practices, but what about the forensic perspective?

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