Ecosystem. a member of the ECHAlliance International Ecosystem Network. Fran Thompson, Interim Chief Information Officer, HSE

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1 Ecosystem a member of the ECHAlliance International Ecosystem Network Fran Thompson, Interim Chief Information Officer, HSE

2 HSE Strategy; Implementation Insights Fran Thompson Director of Engagement and Delivery, Office of the

3 Ireland s Health System.. 2% of the population Use 50% of acute hospital and community prescribing resource And 77% of bed days 3

4 Current 4

5 Case for Change Key Challenges Quality and Safety Better Outcome Access to Care Sharing of Health Information appropriately Capacity Constraints Clinician Experience Patient Experience Drive Lower Costs 5

6 2019 Priorities and Challenges Cyber Security National Children s Hospital MedLIS NIMIS ONE Programme Community Solutions National Rehab Hospital National Forensic Hospital Corporate Systems (IFMS and NiSRP) Integrated Information Service And.. Electronic Health Record 6

7 Sláintecare Implementation Strategy Strategic Action 10; ehealth Implement the national acute Electronic Health Record (EHR), starting with the new National Children s Hospital Design and roll out community-based Electronic Health Records, connecting data across the system and, over time, making data available to patients Design and roll out a range of primary and community-based ICT services that will improve the lives of patients, including eprescribing, summary care records and commence implementing telehealth solutions to support care in the community Develop new ICT systems and invest in infrastructure to support the health workforce and the delivery of integrated care Implement the national digital maternity system Develop information and research, including evaluation of 10-year Sláintecare reforms 7

8 Strategic Context for National EHR Programme Health System is in midst of a major reform phase. The catalyst was a series of reports starting with Future Health: A Strategic Framework for Reform of the Health Service (2012) which outlined a number of healthcare reforms. The Slaintecare Report (2017) highlights critical role integrated acute & community EHRs will play in transformation of Irish healthcare record system Key strategic initiatives and policies that have shaped the Programme include: Government Policy The Slaintecare Report (2017) National Development Plan DoH Statement of Strategy Vision NCH CHG Business Case CHG ICT Business Case (2017) Strategic Business Case for National EHR (2016) aligns with these strategies and reform plans. The 3 Programmes of the National EHR will form the foundation for many of the planned revisions of care pathways and management structures. HSE Strategies Future Health: A Strategic Framework for Reform of the Health Service (2012) Integrated Care Programme Health Service Capacity Review 2018 EHR EHR Strategies EHR Strategic Business Case Knowledge & Information Plan 2015 EHR Vision and Direction 2015 Acute EHR will support the delivery of these strategies. The Acute EHR will contribute to the national shared record and the overall vision for integrated care 8

9 Stakeholders Clinical / Point of Care Environment Hospital Patient Administration Hospital Medical Imaging Hospital Laboratory National EHR Integration and Access Layer Communication Layer Core Capabilities Hospital Pharmaceuticals National EHR Registries and Domains Case Hospital Groups Disease Electronic Document Electronic Clinical Notes and Records Message Queuing Care Pathways and Decision Support Computerized Physician Order Entry eprescribing Message Data & Transformation Referral Population Health Healthcare Providers Patients Corporate Administrators and Managers Message Encoding Provider Health Portal Service Single Sign On Exception Handling Context Terminology Services Patient Administration Case Electronic Document Community Healthcare Organisations Clinical Notes and Records Patient Test Results Certification and Integration Toolkit Care Pathways and Decision Support History Computerized Physician Order Entry Referral Logging eprescribing Immunization History Infectious Disease History Mobile Clinical Record Locator Services Population Health Clinical Document Repository National Patient Portal Consumer Health & Wellbeing Patient to Provider Secure Messaging I.A.A.A. Layer Legitimate Relationship Services (LRS) Self-Health Encounter History Scheduling and Administration Secure Messaging Virtual Care Education & Awareness Identity Authentication Access Secure Audit Orchestration ETL Privacy National Analytics Performance Customer Relationship Finance Human Resources and Payroll Population Based Analytics Rostering Time Recording Corporate Setting Facilities Registration Asset Business Intelligence Procurement Contract Health & Safety Program What is the National Electronic Health Record? ehealth Blueprint National EHR Registries Client Registry Provider Registry Location Registry National ehealth Blueprint National EHR Domains Medical Imaging Laboratory Results Pharmaceutical 4 Components National Shared Record Moving from paper records locked in organisations to a digital patient record shared across care settings The glue that binds all this together and maintains integrity and security across the system Examples: Single MPI Scheduling Clinical Notes / Records Screening & Surveillance Community Operational Systems Acute Operational Systems Examples: Order Communications / Results Reporting Medicines Clinical Notesstems The Individual Health Identifier Programme is a key enabler that allows information to be shared about a patient GP Systems Pharmacy Private Hospitals Individual Health Identifier Other healthcare providers will access and contribute to the National Shared Record through the Integration Capability 9

Acute EHR National Community EHR Community Operational

10 What is the National Electronic Health Record? 4 Components National Shared Record 4 Programmes National Acute EHR National Community EHR Community Operational Systems Acute Operational Systems Shared Record Integration Programme 10

Strategic Context for National Acute EHR Programme Enablement of Integrated Care across the health system Acute EHR will support the vision of Sláintecare Report

11 Strategic Context for National Acute EHR Programme Enablement of Integrated Care across the health system Acute EHR will support the vision of Sláintecare Report Enablement of the implementation of networks of Care across the acute Hospital system New Children s Hospital Opening National standardisation of Care pathways 11

Acute Core Solutions of Record (ref: p32 / 33) NATIONAL SHARED RECORD A national portal with key patient summary care data drawn from the operational solutions within the health service A

12 Acute Core Solutions of Record (ref: p32 / 33) NATIONAL SHARED RECORD A national portal with key patient summary care data drawn from the operational solutions within the health service A longitudinal view of the patient s care Access to specific elements of records for different user groups National Shared Record Community Community Operational Operational Systems Systems Acute Acute Operational Operational Systems Childrens Hospital Extended clinical departmental functionally to enable HIMMS Level 6 Implementation ACUTE CORE Patient Administration System (PAS) Order Communications Medications (eprescribing, Medications Administration and Pharmacy) Clinical Notes and Records External Diagnostic solutions (Lab, Rad) 12

13 Thank you Fran Thompson Director of Engagement and Delivery, Office of the 13

Health Information Exchange and Management: An EU/ Irish Perspective

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