Newly-Elected Co-Chair Joins IHE-Europe

In Imaging
Thu, 3 Sep 2009

HealthManagement, Volume 9 - Issue 3, 2009

Jacqueline Surugue, a hospital pharmacist who played a key role in the creation of the pharmacy domain for Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE), was elected the Co-Chair for Users of IHE Europe Steering Committee in June this year.

Since 2007, Surugue has served on the Steering Committee of IHE, representing the European Association of Hospital Pharmacists (EAHP). As Co-Chair for Users, Surugue joins Peter Kuenecke, the elected Co-Chair for Vendors, in co-directing the activities and operations of the not-for-profit organisation IHE-Europe.

Please go to www.ihe-europe.net for more news.

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