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March 28, 2018Version 1.0
Terminology day
Roadmap e-Gezondheid/e-Santé
Some history
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2012: round table on priorities of digitization of health
Participation > 300 health-care professionals and
representatives of citizens
Roadmap eGezondheid 2013 - 2018
Update in 2015 Roadmap 2.0
All governments agreed and support
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4
Roadmap 2013 – 2018
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Roadmap 2013 – 2018
AP
09
AP
11
AP
12
AP
02
Support &
Incentives
1. GMD = EMD => Sumehr
2. Hospital EPD
3. Medication schedule
4. Elektronic drugprescription
5. Sharing data via Metahub/Hub by all general anduniversity hospitals
6. Sharing data with paramedical professionals
7. Psychiatric & all other institutions share data via Metahub/Hub
8. Implementation of unified evalution tool (BelRAI) based in InterRAI
9. Incentives to stimulate adoption & use
10. Access to data for the individual patient (PatientHealth Viewer)
11. Program Communication
12. Education and IT-support for care providers
13. Standaards & Terminology
14. MyCareNet : bi-directional connection to mutualities (nsurance institutions)
15. Administrative simplification
16. Tracebality of implants and drugs
17. General use of eHealthBox (secure mailbox for care providers) & central register of administrative data on care providers (CoBRHA)
18. Inventarisation & consolidation of registers (collection of health-data for research en consolidatie van registers
19. Mobile Health
20. Governance, roll out & monitoring e-Health
Base systems
AP 17 AP 13
Systems & information-
flows between actors in
Health
AP
10
AP
05
AP
08
AP
04
AP
06
Optimization of
administrative
processes
AP
07
AP
19
AP
01
AP
15
AP
16
AP
14
AP
18
Information
for research
& politics
Clustered Action Points (AP)
AP
03
Landscape of care actors in Belgium
#
General practitioner (‘huisarts’) 21.600
Medical specialist (‘arts-specialist’) 28.000
Dentists (‘tandarts’) 9.000
Pharmacist (‘apotheker’) 4.900
Physiotherapist (‘kinesist’) 31.000
Nurse (‘verpleging’) 186.000
Midwife (‘vroedvrouw’) 11.000
Paramedic (diëtist, occupation therapist, logopedist, …) 55.900
Hospital 120
Psychiatric hospital 60
Residental care (‘woon-zorg centrum’) 1.400
> 11.200.000 citizens
Some results so far
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Informed consents 6.692.124
revoked 14.193
Therapeutic Relationships 20.769.594
Published documents 313.239.319
Published SumEhr 2.972.480
Patients with published SumEhr 2.126.291
Schedule of medication 484.383
Electronic prescriptions entered /month 3.806.515
Electronic prescriptions delivered 3.183.424
Results of deliverables roadmap e-Gezondheid 2013-2018
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20 AP’s (action points = projects), 206 initial deliverables
Progressive insights and adaptation to reality and changing priorities
Delivered ? # %
Yes 156 72%
No 60 28%
Total 216 100%
72% of deliverables OK
Near & far future
Update current roadmap -> Version 3 2019-2020-2021
Extra accents
‘Patient’ ‘Citizen’
Citizen co-pilot and controlling the sharing & use of his/her health-data
Operational Excellence
support, training, pro-active maintenance, availability, performance, quality & useability
Collaboration and sharing of information
Innovation support
Europe / International
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(re-)enter standards & terminology
Details on specific projects
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AP02 Belgian Meaningful Use Criteria (BMUC)
ID Functionaliteit
P1 1. Unieke patiëntidentificatie en -beschrijving
P2
2. Lijst van problemen die een samenvatting bevat van de medische
geschiedenis van de patiënt en een beschrijving geeft van de huidige
situatie van de patiënt
P3 3. Lijst van allergieën en intoleranties
P4 4. Elektronisch voorschrijven van geneesmiddelen
P5 5. Geneesmiddeleninteracties
P6 6. Elektronisch register van de toegediende geneesmiddelen
P7 7. Elektronische ontslagbrief
P8 8. Registratie van geïnformeerde toestemming
P9 9. Registratie van de therapeutische wilsverklaring van de patiënt
P10 10. Elektronische communicatie met HUB’s en interactie met e-Health
P11 11. Multidisciplinaire registratie en informatie-uitwisseling
P1212. Controle van het interdisciplinaire behandelingsplan en van de
taken van elke discipline via het EPD
P13 13. Registratie van afzonderingen
P14 14. Registratie waarnemingen
P1515. Ondersteuning om resultaten – protocollen - van intern
aangevraagde maar extern uitgevoerde onderzoeken te integreren
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Roadmap to a full integrated EPD in hospitals
Defined and elaborated with hospital sector
Incentives to stimulate implementation
Financial
Best pratices
Sharing of experiences
13
AP03 VIDIS: prescriptions out of drug-schedule
Medication Scheme (t)
Hospital
Prescriber Hospital
pharmacistOthers
4.a. Get current Med.Scheme
at admission to hospital
4.c. Set new Med.Scheme
at hospital discharge
Ambulant
Prescriber
Dispensary
pharmacist
Others
1.a.
Create
medicinal
prescriptio
n
Residential Care
Coordinator
physician
Nurse
Patient
6.a. Get current
Med.Scheme
when needed
5. a. Get current Med.Scheme
when reviewing (CMP)
6.b. Set current
Med.Scheme
with notified
information
2.a. Execute
prescription
Recip-e2.d. Feedback for
changes (posology,
substitution)
5.b. Set new Med.Scheme
after review (CMP)
DPP
2.b. Register
delivery
VIDIS = Virtual Integrated Drug
Information System
AP 04 Electronic prescription
Mandatory use of SAM V2 (central database of drugs)
Start project dematerialisation
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AP 05 Sharing of information
Hubs-Metahub-system = system of posting of medical data/information between care providers
Consultation reports (‘raadplegingsverslag’)
Operation reports (‘operatieverslag’)
Dismiss (‘ontslagbrief’)
protocols of medical imaging
Results of lab tests
SumEHRs,
Schedule of medication (‘medicatie-schema’)
Opportunity for care provider to access available medical documentation on specific patient, indepedent of
location of storage ot the documents
Location of connection to the system
16/05/2017
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Hubs & Metahub - Schedule
16/05/2017
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Collaboratief Zorgplatform (Cozo)
Vlaams Ziekenhuisnetwerk KU Leuven (VZN)
Réseau Santé Wallon (RSW)
Réseau Santé Bruxellois (RSB)
01/04/2017: 18.736.964 relations
Hubs & Metahub – How ?
16/05/2017
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AP 10 Personal Health Viewer
AP19 : mobile Health
M3
•Requires M2
•Positioned within Belgian health system
•Conditional financing (expert committee)
M2
•Requires M1
•Validated by administrations (or trusted third parties)
•Security - Authentication (eHP)
• Interoperability (eHP + SPF-FOD)
•Scientific evidence (publications)
M1
•CE Certified as Medical Device (AFMPS-FAGG)
•GDPR compliant
•Belgian Privacy law compliant
Mobile Health applications Validation piramid
BE mHealth
Validation
CostBenefit
Triple Aim
List of Mobile Health Applications
Hosted by Agoria/BeMedTech
Free market
Self declaration
Informative
Labels, certificates
Publications,documents
CE
Medical device
AP13 Standards & Terminology
Base component in multiple AP’s (= action points = projects)
AP 01: GMD = EMD → Sumehr
AP 02: EPD in hospitals
AP 03: Medication Schedule
AP 05: Sharing data by all general & university hospitals
AP 06: Sharing data with paramedical professionals
AP 07: Sharing data by all other institutions
AP 08: BelRAI : uniforml instrument of evaluation
AP 15: Administrative simplication
Federal Public Service Health, Food Chain Safety & Environment
authentic source of terminology and classification
Organise translations
Belgian (sub)sets
Coordination, information, facilitating
Embrace and streamline initiatives and specific uses