Peking University
People's Hospital
First hospital in China to achieve HIMSS EMRAM Stage 7
Founded in Auckland, New Zealand in 2014, Odin Health is a leading provider of Healthcare interoperability solutions that connect systems seamlessly, save time and reduce costs.
Our solutions are used in hundreds of sites globally, including some of the world’s largest hospitals.
Odin Engine Standard Edition | Odin Engine Cluster Edition | Odin NeXT Cloud Edition
Odin Engine Standard Edition & Enterprise AO Edition
- For small/medium hospitals & healthcare organisations
- Reliable, fast interface engine
- Support for HL7 & FHIR
- Full ESB, Interface engine & ETL functionality
- Simple on premise deployment & maintenance
- High availability option allowing for primary & backup server with failover
Odin NeXT Cloud Edition
- For very large hospitals & healthcare organisations
- Leading edge, highest performance
- Design for healthcare integration with built-in support of standards in healthcare
- Install on private or public cloud
- Kubernetes & microservices architecture
- Load balancing & clustering
- Massively scalable
- Install on AWS, Azure or on premise
- Seamless & smooth upgrade path
FernMark
FernMark 100559
This trademark symbol is the international symbol of New Zealand and represents a mark of trust to consumers around the globe. Any product carrying this symbol has been issued a licence by the New Zealand government and demonstrates that the New Zealand business has met the eligibility criteria set by the FernMark Licence Programme.
F700
NZTE Focus 700 Member
Around 80% of NZTE’s efforts go into working intensively with approximately 700 knowledge intensive, value adding companies in the F700 category. These are the companies that have the growth aspirations and ability to compete globally, where NZTE and other internationally facing agencies (collectively known as NZ Inc) can deliver the biggest impact.
R&D
MBIE R&D Growth Grant
MBIE Callaghan Innovation R&D Growth Grants are a non-discretionary grant that provides co-funding for businesses to invest in a multi-year programme of research and development (up to 15 million NZD).
HIMSS
HIMSS EMRAM Stage 7
The HIMSS Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model (EMRAM) evaluates the effectiveness of EMR technology in improving clinical outcomes, patient engagement, and clinician utilization to enhance the overall performance and health outcomes for patient populations. Stage 7 represents the highest level of achievement in this model.
EMRAL
Electronic Medical Record System Application Level Grading Evaluation Level 6
National Health Commission of China started the annotation of electronic medical record application levels since 2010. The scheme integrated quantitative scoring and overall classification. The quantitative part was descriptive assessment based on data requirements and avoided as much as possible the subjective influence from self-assessment and expert assessment. Of the scores of levels 0-8 (totally 9 levels), levels 0-2 were low stage, levels 3-5 were medium stage, and levels 6-8 were high stage.
Level5
Evaluation of the standardization maturity of the national healthcare information interconnection Level 5 Class B
Interconnection standardization maturity evaluation is organized and carried out by the Statistical Information Center of the National Health Commission of China. The evaluation results are an important basis and effective means for guiding the construction of regional health information, and can directly reflect the regions and medical institutions health management level. Level 5 Class B is the second highest accredition grade in the interconnection evaluation; the highest accreditation grade in Chinese medical institutions for now.
