EHR/PHR

HLN has released ICE v2.57.2, a targeted fix for a Hepatitis B date calculation issue introduced in v2.57.1. The update corrects overdue date logic for dose 4 in the Hep B 4-dose Series. Download the latest release and see the Release Notes for full details.

HLN released ICE v2.57.1 with updated logic across several vaccine groups to improve alignment with guidelines and expand vaccine support. This release also introduces a new feature, return of vaccine group wiki URLs, making it much easier to audit and map ICE outputs back to their underlying rules. See the new logic in action using the free CDS Insight demonstration and testing tool.

HLN’s latest ICE release updates clinical logic for Hepatitis B and Polio, including a new 4-dose Hep B series and added support for fractional-dose poliovirus vaccine (fIPV). Download ICE v2.56.1 and test the updates live in CDS Insight.

HLN released ICE v2.55.1 with updated clinical logic for Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Polio, and COVID-19 vaccines, plus faster performance and improved deployment flexibility. HLN is also excited to announce CDS Insight, a new interactive platform for testing ICE logic in real time. Register for a free account today.

HLN has released a new version of the open source Immunization Calculation Engine (ICE) software, adding support for four additional vaccine groups: cholera, Japanese encephalitis, typhoid, and yellow fever. The ICE default immunization schedule now supports immunization evaluation and forecasting across 22 vaccine groups.

Federal policy shifts put clinical decision support and the open-source Immunization Calculation Engine at the center of a vital question: How can we help users navigate a fractured landscape?

HLN has released an updated version of the open-source Immunization Calculation Engine (ICE) with support for revised COVID-19 vaccine recommendations and core technical enhancements. The release includes updated seasonal COVID-19 logic for pediatric patients and infrastructure improvements to simplify deployment for IIS and EHR implementers.

The open-source Immunization Calculation Engine (ICE) evaluation and forecasting software will continue to support the hepatitis B birth dose and hepatitis B series completion, in line with the evidence base supporting these recommendations.