2. The „MENTA” concept Creating a new and practical tool as an everyday solution of health-related problems Richárd Faller

3. Service areas of the new form of care  Primary care  Prevention  Health promotion  Staying healthy  Automatic and continuous health monitoring  Public health  Improving health consciousness  Secondary care  Supplement of clinical treatments  Patient information  Self care  Telemedicine  Sharing medical information

4. Criteria  Data management  Equal opportunities, platform  Ergonomics, usability  Motivation  Self-learning  Time and cost effective  Developing ecosystem (with primary care developments)  Free availability  Achieving population, expand target audience

5. Health-related use of the Internet in Hungary Tamás Tóth

6. International perspective Source: Per Egil Kummervold, Rolf Wynn: Health Information Accessed on the Internet: The Development in 5 European Countries, International Journal of Telemedicine and Applications, Volume 2012

7. Goals and methodology Research Distribution of responders  Total: 686 persons  By gender  Female: 63%  Male: 37%  By age  18-29 years: 42%  30-49 years: 34%  Over 50 years: 22%  By place of resident  Budapest: 55%  Countryside: 45%  Purpose  Survey of health-related use habits of the Internet and smartphones by the Hungarian population  Methodology  Online questionnaire  Personal questionnaire (at Budapest and the countryside)

8. Group of questions  Demographic data  Penetration of ICT devices  Distribution of smartphone platforms  Typical search for medical topics  Subjective evaluation of online information  Usage of the medical applications

9. Results

10. Health information on the Internet

11. Penetration of mobile devices and platforms *Source: Napidroid.hu, NRC-Ariosz

12. Penetration of health-related mobile applications* *proportion of smartphone and / or tablet holders

13. Summary  Hungarian population – similarly to the international trends – significantly use the Internet to search for health-related information  Nearly 80% of the responders choose one of the health topic  Popular health topics: diseases, health professionals, health promotion  91% of the responders find useful information, but 30% of it was misleading  48% of the responders use at least one health-related mobile applications (most of them: health promotion)  86% of the devices use Android or iOS platforms

14. Functions of MENTA István Kalmár

15. Function map of MENTA

16. Personal Health Record  My Profile  User data  History of health data  Emergency data  Medications data  Health Diaries  Blood Pressure Diary  Blood Glucose Diary  Weight Diary  Nutrition Diary  Fitness Diary  Respiratory Diary  Health Plans

17. Services Information Center – Knowledge Base  Disease Guide  Interactive symptom checker  Drugs and medication A-Z  Drug database  Drug finder  Drug information  Informative maps and descriptions  Screening campaigns and patients’ rights  External news feeds Find A Provider  Find an hospitals and special clinics  Find a pharmacy  Find a health professional  Search on interactive maps  By name or Prof. ID  By address  By profession  By type of care

18. Medical e-Log and Notifying Therapy Application Sándor Békási MD

19. Previous mHealth Research Conclusions  Hungarian population uses the Internet widely to search for health-related information  Most popular search expressions are about diseases, health professionals and health promotion  >90% find useful information, but more than 30% is misleading  48% use at least one health- related mobile app

20. 21 st Century Standards  Users, not patients  Establishment of a new mHealth ecosystem  Prevention-focused  Improving health consciousness and self-awareness  High level data security  Excellent UX design  Self-learning system  Practical approach  Time and cost effectiveness  Free availability

21. My Personal Health Records  In-app patient register on medical history, current chronic diseases and treatments  PHR and EHR on the same interface after user identification  Health diaries monitoring weight, nutrition, fitness, blood pressure, blood glucose and respiratory function  GP consulting from home through the app

22. My Health Plans  Modules to achieve the main health goals step by step  Input data based on health diaries  Practical advice and continuous feedback  Interactive communication  Motivation through gamification

23.  Relevant patient information (Disease guide, Symptom checker, Drug database)  Screening campaigns and patients’ rights  Personalized news feeds  Search for health care providers or professionals Information Hub and Service Center

24. Telemedicine and 3 rd party apps  Telemedicine modules for connectible devices  Direct link to specialists  Application Programming Interface (API) for 3rd party developers