Fujitsu Japan has begun specification compliance and feature upgrades for its cloud-native electronic health record (EHR) system, effective October 16, 2026, under standards set by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare for clinics and small to medium-sized hospitals. The company aims to launch the system in April 2027 to address challenges such as choosing a suitable system, upfront costs, IT staff shortages and security risks. The system is planned to integrate with national services including electronic prescriptions and EHR information sharing. Fujitsu Japan also plans a highly scalable version for large hospitals by fiscal 2028, citing its 47% market share in the large hospital sector.
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Fujitsu Japan has begun specification compliance and feature enhancements for its cloud-native electronic health record (EHR) system, following the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's standard specifications and certification program for clinics and small to medium-sized hospitals. The company aims to launch the system in April 2027 and plans to integrate it with national services such as electronic prescriptions and EHR information sharing. The goal is to address hurdles faced by smaller providers, including choosing a suitable system, upfront costs, IT staff shortages and security risks. Fujitsu also plans a scalable version for large hospitals by fiscal year 2028, building on its 47% share of the large hospital segment.
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