As the system developers (Medotrade Company) promised after "Samozapis" work setting up in two grown-up's outpatient clinics the next step had been connection of two women's clinics to the system.

Development of spa resorts industry in Russia requires managers to choose a right and well-balanced economical policy, allowing attracting the customers by service level, treatment quality and residence comfort. It is necessary to pay attention not only to maintenance and medical facilities, room capacity and resort territory, but also to informatization of resort institution critical processes.

Medotrade Company has won the tender to develop the single information system of scheduling the doctors’ appointments in the healthcare institutions of Khanty-Mansiisk Okrug.

Compiling the municipal services list, their online arrangement, high-speed Internet implementation in schools were among the urgent “electronic” questions under discussion at the meeting of territorial heads of the South administrative okrug with Irina Bogdanovich, the Sverdlovsk Oblast information technologies and communications minister.

August, 9 “Samozapis.ru” system will be launched in Nizhniy Tagil.

Medotrade’s innovative project has been already successfully tested in Kamensk-Uralskiy.  The capabilities to schedule a doctor’s appointment and call for a doctor via Internet, mobile Internet and Contact-center are actively used there.

Medotrade Company has successfully implemented Patient HIS in all the Okrug Hospitals of Khanty-Mansiisk Okrug.

August, 27 the longed-for opening of the Prenatal Center of Municipal Medical Institution “Demidovskaya Hospital” will officially take place in Nizhniy Tagil. The work of the modern well-equipped Prenatal Center will be automated by use of Medotrade Company’s information solutions. August, 6 the solutions will start operating.

July, 12 in Kamensk-Uralskiy the first patients used electronic queue within Medotrade Company’s innovative project “Samozapis.ru”.

July, 16, the Fifth All-Russia Information-propagandistic Health-improvement Campaign “Health Wave” is starting in Khanty-Mansiisk (Yugra).

Many healthcare providers have questions and doubts about adopting cloud computing for administration and hosting of their healthcare information. Steve Aylward, Microsoft's general manager for U.S. health and life sciences, has encouraged healthcare IT decision makers to embrace the technology, which he said could help them improve patient care and provide new delivery models that can increase efficiency and reduce costs.