07.12.2018 New name to communicate Patient Focus and avoid S.O.S distress signal.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
IHE ITI Profile Proposal XCA Query and Retrieve Fraunhofer ISST and Tiani Spirit on behalf of epSOS Consortium and epSOS Industry Team.
Advertisements

S.O.S. eHealth Project Open eHealth initiative for a European large scale pilot of patient summary and electronic prescription Daniel Forslund, Head of.
Joint Action for ECHIM European Community Health Indicators and Monitoring Antti Tuomi-Nikula National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), Helsinki,
1 Maintaining quality in specialist practice Conference on the accreditation of CME-CPD in Europe - Contributing to higher standards in medical care 18.
The European Activities of BR Communication e-CODEX e-Justice Communication via Online Data Exchange Bucharest, June 14 th 2013.
Source: Results for the European PHS potential. A GIS based study Marcos Gimeno-Gutiérrez Roberto Lacal-Arántegui.
1. 2 Overview 1.eHealth: some facts 2.EC overall eHealth Strategy 3.EC instruments to support eHealth and collaborative care R&D POLICY Support to implementation.
Stork 2.0 is an EU co-funded project INFSO-ICT-PSP Robert Scharinger & Gottfried Heider (Ministry of Health, AT) WP 5.4 eHealth pilot - epSOS OpenNCP.
Drink-Driving in the European Union SMART Czech Republic Ministry of Transport, Prague Thursday 7 th May 2015 January 2015, Brussels Antonio Avenoso ETSC.
Can financial services in developed countries remain on a long-term basis within postal organizations or is separation inevitable? TIP Conference, ,
E-SENS Electronic Simple European Networked Services Moving services forward Dr. Cagatay KARABAT National Coordinator of e-SENS.
Stork is an EU co-funded project INFSO-ICT-PSP STORK PRESENTATION STORK Presentation Lithuania March 2010.
1 Survey Data in ECA : Frequency, Coverage, Consistency and Access By Victor Sulla ECS-PE.
STATE OF PLAY - FORECASTS FOR EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION
EHealth and Accession - Sofia7 June 2005 eHealth Focal Point for Europe by Marc lange Manager.
SUPPLY, DEMAND AND EXPENDITURE ON LONG TERM CARE IN EU Dr. Valentina Prevolnik Rupel Institute for Economic Research, Slovenia.
The Digital Agenda for Europe Interoperability and Standards
Identity management – developments within the European Social Security Sector Pantelis Angelidis.
Adoption and take up of standards and profiles for e-Health Interoperability Jos Devlies, EuroRec, Belgium based on a presentation by Ib Johanson, MedCom,
How can I trust the rest of Europe ? Requirements and a possible organisation with regard to epSOS and eHealth Frank Robben General manager eHealth platform.
Directive 95/50/EC TDG Checks Application of Annexes Erkki Laakso EUROPEAN COMMISSION DG ENERGY & TRANSPORT TDG Checks Riga June 2006.
EHealth Governance Initiative January 2011 eHGI coordinator (ATNA; Tanja Niederländer)
04/10/2015. From strategies to services – eHealth as the enabler for cross-border health care.
MINISTRY OF HEALTH REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA Can new Member States leap-frog the eHealth revolution? Mrs. Vita Sinicienė Head of Information technology Division.
06/10/2015. From strategies to services – eHealth as the enabler for cross-border health care.
IEEA Contractors Meeting December 4-5, 2006 Jan Erik Nielsen ESTIF Technical Consultant SolarKey Int. A large open EU market for solar thermal quality.
Current challenges for health systems Increasing elderly population –Relative decrease in resources (fewer taxpayers), chronic patients Financial sustainability.
From strategies to SERVICES – eHealth as the enabler for cross-border healthcare epSOS / making healthcare better Page 2.
Health Information Network Europe Progress towards EPR in Europe’s hospitals Are they ready for eHealth? Véronique Lessens Tromso, 24 May 2005.
Stork is an EU co-funded project INFSO-ICT-PSP STORK – Current State of Affairs the eGov Workshop Brussels – public Finance, Brussels, February.
15/5/2014#1 epSOS OpenNCP WorkShop 14 May 2014, Athens | OpenNCP Community OpenNCP.
IHE ITI Profile Proposal XCA Query and Retrieve Fraunhofer ISST and Tiani Spirit on behalf of epSOS Consortium and epSOS Industry Team.
Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility Call for Proposals 2016
Large Scale Pilot Thematic Network Callepso Joint Working Group.
European Union Agency For Network And Information Security Enhancing the security of CIIPs in Europe – eHealth and ENISA Dr. Evangelos Ouzounis, Head of.
Health Technology Assessment Methodology, an EUnetHTA View Basics for the Assessment in EU Countries PharmDr. Martin Visnansky, MBA, PhD., MSc. (HTA) HTA.
EID and eSignature programs at National level in Europe Detlef Houdeau Nov 2013 Exploratory seminar on e-signatures for e- business in the South Mediterranean.
E-SENS Electronic Simple European Networked Services e-Health in e-SENS Patient Summary and ePrescription 2nd Year Review, 24th June 2015.
June 2013 TAIEX Workshop on Harmonization and Mutual Recognition of Health Professionals' in Qualifications.
EU Health Priorities Jurate Svarcaite Secretary General PGEU.
Progress of European integration
EUNetPaS European Union Network for Patient Safety
”Extending eID authentication across Europe”
Interreg: Capitalise the cooperation experiences
The European Union (EU) policy challenge
TRADE CONTACT GROUP Brussels 9th June 2009 Agenda item 3a) State of play of IT systems: Import Control System (ICS); Export Control System (ECS); New.
Gas Regional Initiatives
2010, European Year for combating poverty and social exclusion
The EU context for future funding in Scotland John Bachtler The Future of EU Funding in Scotland European Parliament Seminar Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow,
Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) IHE-EUROPE
Point 5. Countries plans on Time Use Surveys
OpenNCP General Presentation
ESF FINANCIAL EXECUTION PART 1 STATE OF PLAY END 2016
CAF Activities.
CEF eID SMO The use of eID in eHealth
For 24 countries with more than 20 citations, this figure compares contributions to ESMO and the UK cancer CPGs. Solid line of identity indicates equal.
MSFD Scoreboard Status at 23 November 2012 Belgium Bulgaria Cyprus
Marine Strategy Framework Directive: Transposition and Implementation
ESF FINANCIAL EXECUTION ESF Technical Working Group Meeting June 2018
Marine Strategy Framework Directive: Transposition and Implementation
Marine Strategy Framework Directive: Status of reporting
ESF FINANCIAL EXECUTION ESF Technical Working Group Meeting June 2018
Marine Strategy Framework Directive: Status of reporting
Marine Environment and Water Industry Unit
Marine Strategy Framework Directive: Status of reporting Art. 8/9/10
DG Environment, Unit D.2 Marine Environment and Water Industry
ESF FINANCIAL EXECUTION ESF Technical Working Group Meeting June 2018
Water scarcity & droughts
Marine Strategy Framework Directive: Status of reporting
STEM Education Policies and Practices in Europe
Presentation transcript:

07.12.2018 New name to communicate Patient Focus and avoid S.O.S distress signal

Page 2 07.12.2018 From strategies to services – eHealth as the enabler for cross-border health care Practical implementation is the Goal

epSOS Starting Countries Page 3 07.12.2018 Austria Czech Republic Denmark France Germany Greece Italy – Lombardy The Netherlands Slovakia Spain Spain – Andalusia Spain – Castilla la Mancha Spain – Catalonia Sweden United Kingdom – England United Kingdom – Scotland There were 12 countries taking part from the beginning

Stakeholder Collaboration Page 4 07.12.2018 epSOS & CALLIOPE in CALLIOPE WG7 Communication with a broader audience in both directions Infrastructure for dissemination activities and Qualified feedback Input from Calliope's defined areas of work (Roadmap, EU-recommendations, Standards) Liaison between epSOS & STORK (HPRO Card and Netc@rds) Develop common rules and specifications to assist mutual recognition of eIDs across national borders; Test, in real life environments, secure and easy-to-use eID solutions for citizens and businesses Interact with other EU initiatives to maximize the usefulness of eID services Getting buyin and broadening the results through active participation and feedback before and after finishing the deliverables. For example the European Doctors Association CPME, the federation of European pharmacists PGEU , competence centers, universities, research communities and EPF. http://www.calliope-network.eu/ http://www.eid-stork.eu/

The epSOS participating nations Switzerland contributes as extraordinary member

The epSOS Project Team Page 6 07.12.2018 The Project Team consists of 47 eHealth beneficiaries from 23 member states: .at, .be, .ch, .cz, .de, .dk, .ee, .gr, .es, .fi, .fr, .hu, .it, .mt, , .nl, .no, .pl, .pt, .se, .sk, .sl, .tr and .uk, http://www.epsos.eu/participants.html Including eg; Ministries of Health Competence Centers working with local organizations with thousands of Contributors IHE-Europe representing ICT industry team Participating member states: The project partners have a strong commitment to develop solutions and services that will be beneficial to all 27 member states and other interested countries in Europe and world wide.

The epSOS Industry Team Page 7 07.12.2018 Accenture Engineering Ingegneria Informatica S.p.A Oracle Agfa Healthcare ETIAM Posam Apollo GE Healthcare RISE BT Gemalto Sineura S.p.A Carecom Gnomon Steria Mummert Consulting AG Cisco ICW Tiani-Spirit CMP Medica Indra TrebleM CompuGROUP Mawell Insiel T-Systems dbMotion Intel Corporation S.A. X-tention Dedalus Microsoft 3M Electronic Record Company Netsmart Led by an IHE Representative minimum contribution of 2 man months per company. Participating in all Work Packages

From Strategies to Services Page 8 07.12.2018 Provide concrete cross border services that ensure safe, secure and efficient medical treatment for citizens when travelling across Europe Focus on services close to the patient: Patient Summary for EU Citizens Occasional Visit Regular Visit ePrescribing for EU Citizens Medication ePrescription Medication eDispensation Build on existing National eHealth Projects and use experiences and knowledge from all Member States Excluding reimbursement, minimal invasiveness in the MS

epSOS extension objectives Page 9 07.12.2018 Consolidate and scale up piloted epSOS services Extend and refine functionalities of the two core services Assess the use of the epSOS patient summary service in the context of the European emergency (112) service Comparatively assess the interoperability approaches of epSOS services with those in other regions of the world,

Example of translation work Page 10 07.12.2018 Code sys SNOMED-CT ICD-10 EDQM ATC LOINC HL7 IHE ISO ISCO UCUM Value set AdverseEventType ReactionAllergy AllergenNoDrugs ResolutionOutcome BloodGroup Severity CodeNoMedication SocialHistory CodeProb statusCode MedicalDevices UnknownInformation Procedures Vaccinations IllnessesandDisorders DoseForm RoutesofAdministration Package ActiveIngredient BloodPressure PregnancyInformation DocumentTitle Sections ActCode PersonalRelation.RoleType Confidentiality RoleClass EntityNamePartQualifier Telecommunic.AddressUse AdministrativeGender TimingEvent NullFavor URL Scheme ActCode RoleCode Country Language HealthcareProfessionalRole Units Term: Status: 500 terms 1700 600 5600 20 130 10 40

epSOS Pilot Site Candidates Page 11 07.12.2018 epSOS Pilot Site Candidates Total numbers INFRASTRUCTURES INVOLVED PS/eP Health Care Provider Organisation (HCPO) 3.445 Hospitals 183 Farmacies 2.149 Point of Care (PoC) 1.113 HUMAN RESOURCES INVOLVED Health Proffesionals 30.157 11

Thank you for your attention! info@epsos.eu epSOS – Smart Open Services for European Patients Thank you for your attention! info@epsos.eu