20190604 Presentation of One citizen-one journal HMN · One citizen –one record* set out three...

Helseplattformen

One health record across all levels of careA ground-breaking project in Central Norway

One citizen – one record* set out three objectives for the ICT development in healthcare (Governmental white paper)

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Healthcare personnel shall have user friendly and secure

access to patient information

The citizens shall have access to user friendly and secure

digital services

Data shall be accessible for quality improvement, health

monitoring, management and research

* Governmental white paper: Meld. St. nr. 9 (2012-2013)

The strategy of One citizen - one journal will be implemented through three strategic initiatives

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Meld. St. 9 (2012-2013) Én innbygger – én journal

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Establish Helseplattformen for the Central Region in

Norway (specialist and municipal healthcare)

Three strategic and parallel initiatives

Establish a national solution for health sector

information exchange and a national EHR for primary

care services (outside the region of Central Norway)

Further development of existing solutions in the

specialist health services in North, West and South

East

Central

Norway

Specialist

healthcare

services

Municipal

healthcare

services

North West South-East

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National health sector information exchange

National electronic health record (EHR) for

primary care services

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Roadmap

The Minister of health on Helseplattformen

«Central Norway is probably where we will first see the fullfillment of the national objective «One Citizen – One Health Record» and the fantastic opportunities it will provide for personell and patients»Bent Høie, The HEMIT conference, March 2018

An EHR solution across all levels of health care

o The Central Norway Health Authoritywith its 3 hospital trusts

o All 85 municipalities have optional agreements and arecoordinated by the City of Trondheim

o GPs are invited to join

o Central Norway (Midt-Norge) is a tryout arena for the national objective “One citizen – one health record”

o Following a competitive dialogue with the supplier market, a contract with Epic Systems Corporation was signed March 20th, 2019

85 municipalities

8 hospitals

720,000 citizens (14%)

42,000 health care professionals

Central Norway

Oslo

Trondheim

Ålesund

Namsos

Molde

Volda

Levanger

Providing structured data for research and innovation

o Structured data stored in one database will improve the possibilities for research• Support for recruiting patients eligible to

participate in clinical studies

• Allowing the patient to register and receive information about ongoing studies

• Order sets for studies

o Enabling a more automatic reportinginto quality / national registers

Looking into future research cooperation between Yale Medicine, UCLH London, NTNU Health and St. Olav hospital in Trondheim

For further reading, please visit our homepage

Some content in English, including tender documents and functional requirements

www.helseplattformen.no

Directorate of eHealth: https://ehelse.no/

Thank you!Kristian OnarheimVice CMOCentral Norway Regional Health Authority

@ dronarheim

kristian.onarheim@helse-midt.no