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eHealth addressing global challenges through local actions When Telemedicine does deliver! Wednesday, 18 Wednesday, 18th th November 2010 November 2010

EHealth addressing global challenges through local actions When Telemedicine does deliver! Wednesday, 18 th November 2010

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eHealth addressing global challenges through local actions

When Telemedicine does deliver!

eHealth addressing global challenges through local actions

When Telemedicine does deliver!

Wednesday, 18Wednesday, 18thth November 2010 November 2010

Giancarlo Ruscitti MDGiancarlo Ruscitti MDCEO - Fondazione Opera S. Camillo

Background of the experience of the Veneto RegionBackground of the experience of the Veneto RegionBackground of the experience of the Veneto RegionBackground of the experience of the Veneto Region

Since 2004, the Veneto strategy of economic sustainability and Since 2004, the Veneto strategy of economic sustainability and innovation has meant increasing financial contraints in Human innovation has meant increasing financial contraints in Human Resources, and developing policies for the allocation and most Resources, and developing policies for the allocation and most efficient use of health care personnel, empowered by the efficient use of health care personnel, empowered by the appropriate use of e-technologies;appropriate use of e-technologies;

National budget constraints have forced the Region to reallocate National budget constraints have forced the Region to reallocate the health budget in order to the health budget in order to guarantee the Essential Levels of Health Care provision (LEA) to all Veneto Citizens by:by:

1.1. rationalizing and renewing the hospital network;rationalizing and renewing the hospital network;2. re-organizing health services in the territory;3.3. investing in innovation, ICT and eProcurement; investing in innovation, ICT and eProcurement;

The Veneto Region: Territory and PopulationThe Veneto Region: Territory and Population

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• 4,8 M inhabitants 4,8 M inhabitants • 18.39118.391 kmkm22 of land of land surfacesurface

Population Structure*

Members per familyMembers per family 2.6

Birth rate Birth rate 9.3

Death rateDeath rate 9.0

Natural growth rateNatural growth rate 0.3

Total growth rateTotal growth rate 5.6

% Elderly persons% Elderly persons 135.7

% population > 65 % population > 65 years years

18.5

% EU population>65 % EU population>65 years years

14.08* As of the 2001 General Consensus As of the 2001 General Consensus

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The Veneto Region: Health Care Providers and ProfessionalsThe Veneto Region: Health Care Providers and Professionals• 21 Local Health 21 Local Health AuthoritiesAuthorities• 2 Hospital Trusts 2 Hospital Trusts

PUBLIC ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS 64

IRCSS (SPECIALIST RESEARCH INSTITUTES)

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Public health authority (Az. Osp.) 2

Hospital in the Provincial capital 6

Network hospital / strong integration 33

Integrating hospital of the network 8

Polyfunctional health centres 10

Management experimentation 4

PRIVATE ACCREDITED INSTITUTES 14

Care homes/ hospital 19

Classified hospital 4

IRCSS (SPECIALIST RESEARCH INSTITUTES)

1• 41.806 Medical & 41.806 Medical & Nursing staffNursing staff• 11.702 Laboratory 11.702 Laboratory TechnicianTechnician• 6.704 Administrative 6.704 Administrative staffstaff• 117 Other Professionals117 Other Professionals(* Veneto Regional Statistics Office data, 2008)

The Veneto’s responsibility in policy-making The Veneto’s responsibility in policy-making in the Health & Social Sectorin the Health & Social SectorThe Veneto’s responsibility in policy-making The Veneto’s responsibility in policy-making in the Health & Social Sectorin the Health & Social Sector

Minister for Social Minister for Social PoliciesPolicies

Minister for Health Minister for Health PoliciesPolicies

Regional Secretary for Regional Secretary for Health & Social ServicesHealth & Social ServicesRegional Secretary for Regional Secretary for

Health & Social ServicesHealth & Social Services

2121 Local Health Local Health Authorities Authorities

22 University University Teaching Teaching HospitalsHospitals

582 582 Municipalities in Municipalities in

the Veneto the Veneto RegionRegion

22 Scientific Scientific Reseach Reseach HospitalsHospitals

Minister for Animal Health

New challenges for Veneto Health CareNew challenges for Veneto Health CareNew challenges for Veneto Health CareNew challenges for Veneto Health Care

Increase in EU citizens expectations;Increase in EU citizens expectations; Ageing populationAgeing population Home-care in rural and mountain areas;Home-care in rural and mountain areas; Rising costs due to technological innovation;Rising costs due to technological innovation; Reduction of public health care expenditure;Reduction of public health care expenditure; Patient mobility: Tourists, Immigrants and Long term Patient mobility: Tourists, Immigrants and Long term

residents;residents; Lack of health professionals (mainly pediatricians and Lack of health professionals (mainly pediatricians and

nurses);nurses);

Restrictions imposed in public funding by commitments Restrictions imposed in public funding by commitments

towards maintaining EU stability treaties.towards maintaining EU stability treaties.

Telemedicine eHealth Projects: ObservatoryTelemedicine eHealth Projects: Observatory

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Number of Telemedicine projectsSource: “Observatory and

projects on Telemedicine applications

2009”,Vol. 1/2009,

Arsenàl.IT

N. progetti

1 12

1

3

13

17

11

7

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Cumulative number of active Telemedicine projects

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The Consortium Arsenàl.IT:Veneto’s Research Center of eHealth Innovation The Consortium Arsenàl.IT:Veneto’s Research Center of eHealth Innovation

Founded in 2005 as “Telemedicine Consortium”, currently groups together all the 23 Local Health Authorities of the Veneto Region.

The Consortium Arsenàl.IT:Veneto’s Research Center of eHealth Innovation The Consortium Arsenàl.IT:Veneto’s Research Center of eHealth Innovation

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Has acted as Observatory by performing systematic surveys on Telemedicine applications developed over time by the member Health Authorities.

Has succeeded in highlighting the critical issues of interoperability, standardization and organizational impact as factors for driving to the diffusion of Telemedicine applications in care delivery process.

Telemedicine eHealth Projects: ESCAPETelemedicine eHealth Projects: ESCAPE

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Example in a Local Health Authority

Extraction

Hospital wards &Internal Services

Digital Signature

Forwarding

Storage

Certification

Diagnostic Servicesproducing Clinical

Reports

Mail Service

GPs

HomePC

Territorial Service Providers

Citizens

Citizens’ Clinical Document SharingCitizens’ Clinical Document Sharing

Telemedicine eHealth Projects: Doge, General Practitioners NetworkTelemedicine eHealth Projects: Doge, General Practitioners Network

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A Regional project to create a communication network and connect general practioners and

family doctors to the hospital and Local Health Authority.ACTORSACTORS: :

Regional information system

Information system of Locl Health Authorities

GP

Citizens Personal EHR

SHARED INFORMATION:SHARED INFORMATION:

Population data and personal data

E-prescription

Clinical data, documents and reports

Consents (privacy)

SERVICSERVICESES

GPGP(Primary(Primary

Care)Care)

VENETO VENETO REGIONREGION

CitizensCitizens (Personal (Personal

EHR)EHR)

Information Information SystemSystemLHAs LHAs

Telemedicine eHealth Projects:DREAMING & Telecare systemTelemedicine eHealth Projects:DREAMING & Telecare system

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Telemedicine eHealth Projects: HEALTH OPTIMUMTelemedicine eHealth Projects: HEALTH OPTIMUM

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Provincial area of Vicenza

Provincial area of Belluno

Provincial area of Treviso

Provincial area of Venezia

Provincial area of Rovigo

Provincial area of Verona

Provincial area of Padova

XDS Repository

XDS Registry

RENEWING HEALTH:The ConsortiumRENEWING HEALTH:The Consortium

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GREECE

FINLAND

SPAIN

NORWAY

DENMARK

ITALY

AUSTRIA

GERMANY

SWEDEN

EUROPEAN ASSOCIATIONS COUNTRY

European Patients’ Forum (EPF) Luxembourg

European Health Telematics Association (EHTEL)

Belgium

COMPETENCE CENTER COUNTRY

Arsenàl.IT Italy

Medcom International Denmark

Center for Distance-spanning Healthcare Sweden

Norwegian Center for Integrated Care and Telemedicine

Norway

Catalan Agency for Health Technology Assessment and Research (CAHTA)

Spain

VTT – Technical Research Center - Finland

e-Trikala AE Greece

TSB Innovationsagentur Berlin GmbH Germany

ADVISORY BOARD COUNTRY

Continua Health Alliance Private Stichting (CHA)

Belgium

Integrating the Healthcare Enterprice(IHE)

Italy, Spain, UK

RENEWING HEALTH:The expected impactsRENEWING HEALTH:The expected impacts

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Reduce hospitalisation and improve disease management

Increased links and interaction between patients and health professionals, facilitating more active participation of patients in care processes

Improvement of quality of life for patients suffering form chronic conditions

Increased use of existing or commonly agreed standards and demonstration of interoperability of the new solutions in regular healthcare practice

Provide a convincing business case to be presented to National, Regional and Local Health Authorities and to stimulate them to speed up the deployment of patient-centered eHealth service solution

Conclusions and challengesConclusions and challengesConclusions and challengesConclusions and challenges

The The Veneto Region Veneto Region is actively involved in the area is actively involved in the area of of innovationinnovation and and health care reformshealth care reforms, with , with purchasing, payment systems and contracting as purchasing, payment systems and contracting as tools for restructuring, and in tools for restructuring, and in benchmarking benchmarking itsits health care system;health care system;

eHealth development is a way of empowering the eHealth development is a way of empowering the quality of human resources;quality of human resources;

The use of modern technologies in and out of The use of modern technologies in and out of hospital should be understood as a way of improving hospital should be understood as a way of improving quality and safety for the benefit of patients.quality and safety for the benefit of patients.

Thanking you for your kind attention!Thanking you for your kind attention!

[email protected]@camilliani.net