The Emmy and eZprava have a lot in common. Both are projects born in the medical environment out of deep frustration with the workings of commonly available commercial tools for secure communication - in the case of EZprava, communication between doctors and each other, and in Emmy's case, doctor-patient communication. Both are based on the principle of connecting information systems to each other using open standards and breaking down technical and business walls so that information about the health of patients can safely travel where it is needed.

That's why we're pleased with ezRights' willingness to integrate with the Emmys from the outset. Soon it will be possible to automatically and continuously load into each outpatient information system communication with patients (summary of requests and transcription of reports) so that the doctor does not have to rewrite or copy anything. When he examines a patient who has established a requirement in Emmy, he will already see directly in the decourse what he comes up with - according to how the patient described his need using a structured questionnaire in Emma.