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Brazilian Ministry of Health: National Health Information Exchange Solution Dr. Augusto Cesar Gadelha – CIO – DATASUS/ Ministry of Health - Brazil Luiz
Brazilian Ministry of Health: National Health Information
Exchange Solution Dr. Augusto Cesar Gadelha CIO DATASUS/ Ministry
of Health - Brazil Luiz Paulo Ribeiro Manager Middleware Platforms
- CDS Kumar Sivaraman Director, Product Strategy Oracle
America
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Healthcare system in Brazil Health is a social right under the
terms of this constitution 6 th art. Constitution of 1988.
(section) 2
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5 th largest country in the world. (7,682,300 Km 2 ) 5 th
largest population. (201 million) (2013) 7 th largest economy (GDP
2.2 trillion USD) (2013) Young democracy (Constitution from 1988)
Political stability National Federation 5 Regions 26 states + DF
(Federal District) 5,569 Cities (Municipalities) 3 Brazil: Facts
and Data
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More than 90 million people connected to the Internet 100% of
income tax forms are sent via Internet Electronic Voting System: a
system with 135 million voters with election results in 4 hours 35
billion electronic bank transactions in 2012 We feel confortable
about IT technologies Intense use of social networks by internet
users 4 Brazil: Facts and Data
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At the end of 80s, the Constitution of 1988 defined that it is
a duty of the State to ensure the health of the population. To
comply with this requirement, SUS was created ( Sistema nico de
Sade Unified Health System) in order to provide universal
healthcare access. DATASUS is the Ministry of Health Department
responsible to provide necessary IT resources to the Ministry. 5
Healthcare system in Brazil
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6 About SUS Universal healthcare access The health is a right
Health is a right of all and a duty of the State More than 160
million citizens depend on SUS Universal coverage, for free In all
services and procedures Principle of SUS: Equality of access
Universality of services Integrity in attention Finance and Shared
Management By Federal, State and Municipal levels There are private
healthcare insurance for those who can afford 1.400+ healthcare
insurances that provide coverage for more than 40M people The ANS
(National Supplemental Healthcare Agency) is responsible to
regulate the health insurance sector.
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7 About SUS: Numbers ServicesCount (2011) Month Average Amount
Paid per Year (2011) Procedures Hospital Admissions 11.1 mi0.9 mi
R$ 11.2 bi 112 mi High Complex Procedures 717.7 mi 59.8 mi R$ 5.8
bi 3,600 mi Ambulatory 3,524.0 mi 293.7 mi R$ 15.2 bi 3,524 mi
Total 4,252.8 mi 354.4 miR$ 32.2 bi ~US$16 bi7,236 mi 1 BRL 2 USD
(2011)
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8 About SUS: Numbers Healthcare providers
PublicPrivatePhilanthropic SUS Providers 65,33317,3314,812 Non-SUS
Providers 168,150
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Objectives To promote correct identification and
individualization of health information To provide demographic
information to support decision making of healthcare policies To
provide access to electronic health record To promote
interoperability between health IT systems with the national
database (CADSUS). 9 National Healthcare Card It identifies a SUS
user (patient), allowing to create a link between the patient,
healthcare professionals and providers where the healthcare
services actions were taken. (CNS)
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10 National Healthcare Card The five is
IdentificationInteroperabilityIntegrationInfrastructureInformation
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Copyright 2014 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights
reserved. | 11 Health Resources and Services Administration U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services Health information exchange
(HIE) is the electronic movement of health-related information
among organizations according to nationally recognized standards.
The goal of health information exchange is to facilitate access to
and retrieval of clinical data to provide safer, timelier,
efficient, effective, equitable, patient- centered care. What is
Health Information Exchange?
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Copyright 2014 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights
reserved. | 12 Document Repository Document Registry Document
Consumer Patient Identity Manager Document Source Patient Identity
Feed ITI-8 ; ITI-44 Provide and Register Document Set ITI-41
Registry Stored Query ITI-18 Retrieve Document Set ITI-43 Register
Document Set ITI-42 Patient Demographic Query ITI-21; ITI-47
Patient Identity Source Document Repository Document Source
Document Consumer Transaction Flow Cross-Enterprise Document
Sharing
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Copyright 2014 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights
reserved. | 13 Transaction Flow Document Repository Document
Registry Document Consumer Patient Identity Manager Document Source
Patient Identity Feed ITI-8 ; ITI-44 Provide and Register Document
Set ITI-41 Registry Stored Query ITI-18 Retrieve Document Set
ITI-43 Register Document Set ITI-42 Patient Demographic Query
ITI-21; ITI-47 Patient Identity Source Oracle Healthcare Data
Repository Oracle Health Sciences Information Manager Oracle
Healthcare Master Person Index Cross-Enterprise Document
Sharing
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Copyright 2014 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights
reserved. | 14 Oracle Exalogic / Oracle Weblogic Server Oracle
Exadata / Oracle Database Oracle Exalogic / Oracle Weblogic Server
Oracle Exadata / Oracle Database Orchestrated Integration
Message-based Web Services Java API Health Information Systems
Public Health Systems Clinical Information Systems Laboratory
Information Systems Diagnostic Imaging Systems Pharmacy Systems
Healthcare Portals Other Health Information Systems Standards-Based
Integration IHE Profiles IHE Web Services eHealth Exchange
Direct/CONNECT Oracle Healthcare Master Person Index Oracle
Healthcare Data Repository Oracle Health Sciences Information
Manager Oracle Health Sciences Information Gateway Oracle
Healthcare Data Model Oracle Healthcare Data Model Oracle Identity
and Access Management Oracle SOA Suite for Healthcare Integration
Oracle Health Information Exchange
Copyright 2014 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights
reserved. | 16 Oracle HIE provides person de-identification,
document indexing and national repository services Person Index -
to de-deduplicate multiple person identities and cross-reference
all identifiers Document Index - provides access to participating
individuals records from a range of repositories Document
Repository - for storing health records and terminology services
Solutions Oracle Health Sciences Information Manager Oracle
Healthcare Data Repository Oracle Healthcare Master Person Index
Oracle Identity Management Oracle WebLogic Suite Oracle SOA Suite
Oracle Database Results National infrastructure for e-health
records to realize one patient one health record goal Information
available at point of care in support of key clinical decisions
that can avoid delays in treatment Improve quality of healthcare,
lower costs of services, and promote effective health policies
Oracle HIE Nationwide Implementations
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OHMPI allows CADSUS to support multiple source systems,
identify duplicates, and merge/unmerge records Full history of
transactions Use of Oracle Text for phonetic search Hosted in
Oracle Exadata and Exalogic platform Use of Oracle SOA products for
integration 17 CADSUS Cadastro Nacional de Usurios do SUS Platform
responsible to promote interoperability and access to National
Healthcare Card database.
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CADSUS Web is a web system that provide easy access to patient
information It is available to any SUS healthcare provider to
locate and add new patients The solution is design to assist those
providers that dont have IT resources to maintain patient records
CADSUS Service leverages OHMPI for patient identification 18 CADSUS
Cadastro Nacional de Usurios do SUS Platform responsible to promote
interoperability and access to National Healthcare Card
database.
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19 CADSUS 5.0
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20 CADSUS Integrations General Vision Service Bus for
Healthcare CADSUS SCPA SINASC SIM CNES SISRCA SIA, SIH, BPA, APAC
SAMU Farmcia Popular HORUS RES e-SUS Hospitalar e-SUS ABSISREG
Others systems SIM
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21 CADSUS Interoperability Model Interoperability standards are
regulated by an official directive: MS 2.073/2011 Web Services and
Security: SOAP and WS-* Document Coding: XML Document Registry and
Repository: XDS.b Patient Identification: IHE PIXv3 and PDQv3
Terminologies Lab Coding: LOINC (Logical Obs. Identifiers, Names
and Code) Clinical Terms: SNOMED Image coding: DICOM International
Standards
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22 National EHR Information and Business models
Interoperability architecture (Service bus): deployed 2012 Citizens
Health Portal (PHR): deployed 2013 Security and Privacy policy (and
enabling tools) Technical architecture and infrastructure
Governance
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23 National EHR - Interoperability
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24 How to store data from this message
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25 to this MoH MPI model ?
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26 IHE Profile on CADSUS PIXv3/ PDQv3 The PIX and PDQ built
using OHMPI IHE Profile framework It maps the MoH MPI model to IHE
Model The PIXManager and PDQSupplier web services interface were
published to service bus in less than 3 weeks Use of OHMPI plugins
for customized merge logic and CNS number generation Oracle Service
Bus compositions for reuse and orchestration with OHMPI IHE
Profile
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27 CADSUS IHE PIX/PDQ Solution Design
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28 PIX Feed Flow
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Oracle Healthcare Master Person Index Oracle Exadata Oracle
Exalogic Oracle WebLogic Server Oracle JVM JRockit Oracle Access
Manager Oracle Virtual Directory Oracle Data Integration Oracle SOA
Suite Oracle Service Bus Oracle BPM Suite Oracle HTTP Server Oracle
API Gateway Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control 12c Oracle
Enterprise Repository Oracle Service Registry Oracle Virtual
Machine Oracle Linux Oracle BIEE Oracle Identity Manager Oracle
Traffic Director 29 Deployed Oracle Products
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Main Challenges Clear e-Health consensus and policies still in
development Need to commit Healthcare Professionals and Providers
(program is, so far, IT driven!) Complex governance system;
Regional and economical diversity; Diversity of technical solutions
(in use and in development); Limitations in connectivity and ICT
infrastructure (specially outside large and medium urban areas);
Lack of required expertise; Bureaucracies at public sector
administrative processes Quick wins vs. strategic developments
balance 30 Brazilian National e-Health Strategy
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31 Q&A
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Thank you! Augusto Cesar Gadelha CIO DATASUS/SGEP/MS -
[email protected]@saude.gov.br Luiz Paulo
Ribeiro Manager Middleware Plaforms -
[email protected]@cds.com.br Kumar Sivaraman
Director, Product Strategy Oracle America -
[email protected]@oracle.com