First eStandards conference Healthcare Executives Panel: Bernd Bernard
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This is the introduction to a panel in the first eStandards conference aiming to bring together with Hospital CIOs, actors in the healthcare system: representative of payers, health professionals to get a sense of the issues with interoperability in largescale eHealth deployment. This is the perspective of the CIO of a large hospital.
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First eStandards conference Healthcare Executives Panel: Bernd Bernard
- 1. 1 eHealth Standards & Profiles in Action for Europe and beyond Bernd Behrend MedTec, IT and Organisation ALB FILS KLINIKEN Göppingen, Germany Vice-Chair KH-IT German Hospital CIO Association Behrend@KH-IT.de Org BusinessProcess App System Hardware Infrastructure OU Grp InterOp - Standards in a german Hospital - a brief overview - HIS ePR A D T O R M O R U M D M Aufnahme Verlegung Entlassung DRM HL7 DICOMLDAP HR OE Fkt AD FSORACLE mySQLMS-SQL ASL Anforder‘g Termin Leistung Befund LinkXDS Person / Patient Visit in Hospital Order Order Order Visit W L S N D MPI P I X X D S IHE Personal some wisches F A X Access Amb A D T KV B D T L D T G D T Med Dev SNK SafeNet KV Connect O D B C CAS CASMIS MedD Signal MedD Picture ORU Standards:
- 2. 2 What are the priority areas for information sharing within and between organizations that you are now striving to achieve? whithin Hospital including ambulance most: admission data (ADT) important: - orders and - results incl. Pictures Correct patients identification Universal Viewer / presentation between Hospitals / or to doctor‘s office result reports pictures / studies Patient identification What are the difficulties you encounter in meeting these needs, in terms of products, standards, data, human or organizational factors? whithin Hospital including ambulance market politics: pricing for interoperability, specially from big HIS-Companies Scaling: lot‘s of med. Devices to connect ( –> we can‘t pay every price per interf.) Missing information between Systems e.g.: Patient‘s Risks Gap between catalogs (e.g. Medication) Dating (SIU, iCal, …) Identity&Access-Rights between Hospitals / or to doctor‘s office borders between health sectors, specially german „xDT“ Patient‘s Identification