Health Information Strategy for New Zealand Sharing personal health information - Presentation Transcript
Health Information Strategy for New Zealand Sharing personal health information
Outline
HIS-NZ and the signalled future environment
Principles and the 6 uses of data
Engagement with stakeholders
HISAC’s approach going forward
Health Information Strategy for New Zealand
Discounts a single electronic health record
Signals increased information sharing
12 Action Zones
Independent Ministerial Committee to oversee implementation
Action Zones Enabling Use Information Care Delivery, Funding, Planning, Policy & Research Views of Information AZ 7: Long Term Conditions Management AZ 10: Primary Care Information AZ9: Outpatients Information Transactional Informational Flows AZ 5: eLabs AZ 4: ePharmacy AZ 6: eDischarges AZ 8: eReferrals HISAC / Sector Agenda Setting & Governance National Local Sector Ownership Interoperability & Access AZ11: National Systems Access AZ 1: National Network AZ 12: Anchoring Framework Information Anchors AZ 3: HPI AZ 2: NHI
ICT in the New Zealand Health Sector Electronic Record Keeping incl. patients Health Network & Secure e-mail Access to Key Event Summaries ePharmacy eLabs Hospital Discharge Summaries National Network Strategy Primary Care Information Long Term Conditions Management National System Access Electronic Referrals National Outpatient Collection Health Network & Secure e-mail Health Network & Secure e-mail ePharmacy eLabs Hospital Discharge Summaries Chronic Care & Disease Manage Electronic Referrals Future A c c e s s t o Ke y E v e n t S u m m a r i e s Health Network & Secure e-mail Hospital Discharge Summaries Electronic Record Keeping incl. patients Long Term / Residential Care Community Primary Care Secondary Care National MoH / ACC Current
6 uses of information in the health context
Enabling self-management
Supporting clinical intervention
Clinical Governance
Professional and practice standards
Education and training
Research, evaluation and development
Great accountability through risk mgmt and significant event monitoring
Clinical Audit, team development, peer support, effective relationships
Patient and community input into service development
Administration (in all parts of Health)
Includes evaluation, quality assurance and payments/funding
Strategy and policy development
Research
Principles
No central / single electronic health record nationwide
Electronic health records are distributed but can be linked and referenced
Health event summaries are the starting point for shared information
Make accessible key event summaries to support safe delivery of care / integration
Common standards and information anchors are needed to allow disparate systems to share information
Data collection is integrated into every day work practices
Detailed data is used and maintained locally at the point of care = enter once and use many times
Information flows are governed by agreed principles and processes
Health Information Hierarchy Community Population Individual National Views District / Regional Views Local Views Appropriate views / subsets of the information below. Relevant views of information above. Capture, use, and share information locally at the point of care. Standards Indicators Health Outcomes
Stakeholder engagement
Strong clinical and IT/IM engagement
Accepted need to improve consumer engagement
Consumer Forum initiated
Recognised need to ensure engagement is with all stakeholder groups and the ‘community’ is the hardest to identify
Themes
What information is collected and shared in which circumstances
Trust and confidence in the health system is related
Clinical representation of individuals interest
Consumers need a safe and trusted environment to explore the issues
Equal and full participation in the debate
Misconceptions of current and proposed practice (both ways)
High potential for the debate to be derailed
‘ there is an awful lot of talk about us, but not with us’
‘ nothing about us, without us’
‘ you trust a person with whom you have a relationship, you don’t trust systems unless you’ve been part of their development’
Next steps
Reconvene Consumer Forum within 6 months
Consumer perspective appointed to HISAC
Ensure opportunity for consumer input into all projects, working groups and relevant activities
Improve communications to the community, through the Consumer Forum and through other identified avenues and channels
Ongoing interaction with the Privacy Commission
Massey / HRC research project commenced
Law Commission report on Privacy and health information
MoH education / awareness on NHI and national collections
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