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Introduction The aim of this work is to present the second year results of the performance monitoring plan of the Italian WHO-FIC Collaborating Centre (CC) using the content of the CC annual report (1) and the Italian posters submitted at Beijing Annual meeting. Updates on the performance monitoring plan of the Italian WHO-FIC Collaborating Centre Abstract The aim of this work is to present the second year results of the performance monitoring plan of the Italian WHO-FIC Collaborating Centre (CC). Mimicking the Beijing subway lines, we represent the knowledge map of the Italian WHO-FIC Collaborating Centre by means of the 29 posters submitted to the WHO-FIC 2013 Meeting. The digital version, accessible through the QR code at the bottom, allows browsing the recollection of all the Italian posters. 12 – 18 October 2013 Beijing, China Poster Number WHO/CTS to insert WHO - FAMILY OF INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATIONS NETWORK ANNUAL MEETING 2013 Lucilla Frattura 1, Francesco Gongolo 1, Andrea Simoncello 1, Paula Tonel 1, Vincenzo Della Mea 2, Matilde Leonardi 3, Andrea Martinuzzi 4, Francesco Grippo 5 on behalf of the Italian WHO-FIC Collaborating Centre’s research network 1 Central Health Directorate, Classification Area, Friuli Venezia Giulia Region, IT WHO-FIC CC, Udine 2 University of Udine, Dept Mathematics and Informatics 3 Neurology, Public Health and Disability Unit – Scientific Directorate – Neurological Institute Carlo Besta IRCCS Foundation, Milan 4 "E. Medea" Scientific Institute IRCCS – Conegliano 5 ISTAT - Italian National Institute of Statistics, Rome Conclusions The activities of the Italian Collaborating Centre are linked to the relevant lines of work of the WHO-FIC SWP according to the CC’s TORs. Acknowledgements All activities carried out by the Centre were possible thanks to the deep understanding and concrete funding by Friuli Venezia Giulia Regional Administration, national and other regional institutions and authorities. DIGITAL, MOBILE, NOW! Scan this to get a digital INTERACTIVE version Methods & Materials Moving from the 2011-2015 terms of reference (TORs) of the Italian WHO-FIC CC, a performance monitoring plan was defined to yearly assess the CC’s performance. Five main criteria were used: (1) adherence to the relevant lines of work of the WHO-FIC Strategic Work Plan (SWP); (ii) outcomes of the activities; (iii) new partnerships; (iv) communication power; and (v) resource consumption. Figure 2 – The TAG cloud of the Italian CC’s activities presented through the 29 posters at the 2013 WHO- FIC Annual meeting Results In the second year (21 July 2012-21 July 2013), the Italian WHO-FIC CC was active on five lines of work at international, national and regional level: (i) revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11); (ii) IT and ontological development for WHO FIC; (iii) coordination and management of the ICD-10 and ICF update process; (iv) national work on WHO- FIC; (v) awareness building and implementation support of WHO-FIC in WHO regions. Main results are presented in an interactive map (QR accessible) that allows browsing through all the posters presented by the CC at the 2013 WHO-FIC annual meeting (Figure 1). A Tag cloud was also realized (Figure 2). Starting from the 2012 Brasilia WHO-FIC meeting, the CC has provided three co- chairs to the WHO-FIC Network: URC (2nd mandate), ITC and FDRG (1st mandate). ICF line Disability policies line ICHI line IT line ICD line Implementation line Education line Using the ICF framework in Italian Disability Action Plan Results from COURAGE in Europe Learning how to use ICD-10 for Cause of death coding ICF implementation in Kosovarian Disability Action Plan Results on disability vs functioning operazionalization ICF in school inclusion of children with disability FDRG annual report HL7-CDA2 ICF-based standard template ITC annual report Identification and coding the main condition using ICD ICD comparison electronic tool WHO-FIC Meeting submission system ICD-10 to overcome mulitiaxial classification Modelling the roles of EF in AP domains ICF CoTEAM project «Z codes» in ICD-11 a test of integration for WHO-FIC ICF-SNOMEDCT harmonization ICD URI model and supporting web services ICHItool: a prototype system Updates on the Italian WHO-FIC CC Monitoring Plan The growing tree of functioning interventions in ICHI ICF-CY and ICD-10 in Child Health Surveys URC annual report ICF implementation in Poland and Egypt Italian ICD-10 online A Common Ontology for ICD-11 and SNOMED CT ITALIAN COLLABORATING CENTRE 意大利合作中心意大利合作中心 Figure 3 – The Italian Portal of Classifications as a strategic communication tool of the Italian CC Figure 1 – The Italian WHO-FIC CC 2012-2013 activities Subway Interactive Map (each station is a downloadable WHO-FIC 2013 Meeting poster) ICF updates approved by the WHO-FIC Council in 2010, 2011 and 2012 were translated into Italian and each ClaML file was maintained both in English and Italian (Figure 3). New partnership agreements were signed with the Italian Federation for Overcoming Handicap, the Fondazione Bruno Kessler, the University of Aosta Valley, and the National Research Council - Institute for informatics and telematics. The CC is formally engaged, as leader of the ICD-10-related line of work, in the national project of revision of the Italian case-mix system (IT-DRG project). A second field trial was carried out, and a third is on progress, to test, in the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region, the electronic bio- psycho-social assessment tool designed by the Italian CC (VILMA/FABER). References (1) Italian WHO-FIC annual report, Udine 6 August 2013 The communication power was evaluated considering presentations, seminar and meeting organization, and active users of the Italian Portal of Classifications (Figure 3). ICF-based instrument in Multiple Sclerosis Longitudinal comparison of EF in AP domains ICF-based instrument in Parkinson Disease
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