1. September, 2005What IHE Delivers 1 E-Nursing/Health Summary Brief Profile Proposal for 2010 - 2011 presented to the PCC Planning Committee Audrey Dickerson and Marcia Veenstra

2. 2 The Problem Ensuring continuity of care between Bridging gaps between shifts and care settings Bridging gaps between shifts and care settings Providers, institutions and professions. Providers, institutions and professions. For patient safety issues For patient safety issues There are many summaries and transfer forms There are many summaries and transfer forms Nursing data does not always appear on the form Nursing data does not always appear on the form Nursing data does not electronically move from the point of care origin to the next shift, care setting or institution Nursing data does not electronically move from the point of care origin to the next shift, care setting or institution

3. 3 Use Case The Home Care Nurse (HCN) admits a patient, Ann, newly diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus (DM) during a hospital admission for a Myocardial Infarction (MI) Ann is has increased anxiety related to her fear of sudden death due to potential of subsequent MI. Ann is has increased anxiety related to her fear of sudden death due to potential of subsequent MI. HCN finds it difficult to teach Ann and provide the education needed for Ann to heal and manage her disease processes.

4. 4 Proposed Standards & Systems HL7 CCD CCD CDA CDA Patient Care Patient Care TC 215 #18104 Reference model for nursing terminology #18104 Reference model for nursing terminologyLOINCSNOMED-CT IHE profiles, PPOC and FSA

5. 5 Discussion There has been significant interest national/internationally, article in JAMIA in July on the Canadian model. Nursing colleagues support of an interoperable eHealth/Nursing summary, including international experts. Connect to Detailed Clinical Models in TC 215 and HL7 Contact: Audrey Dickerson/Marcia Veenstra adickerson@himss.org/Marcia.veenstramsn@comcast.net adickerson@himss.org/Marcia.veenstramsn@comcast.net

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