• EIP AHA B3 Webinar "Guidelines for Deployment of Integrated eCare Service Solutions“• EIP AHA B3 Webinar "Guidelines for Deployment of Integrated eCare Service Solutions“

• One in a series of webinars organised by B3 Action Group• One in a series of webinars organised by B3 Action Group

You are all muted, questions can be asked after each presentation via the “Questions• You are all muted, questions can be asked after each presentation via the “Questionsmenu”menu”

• Webinar will be recorded and made available on www.eiponaha.eu

• Presentation of Guidelines for the implementation of integrated eCare services as• Presentation of Guidelines for the implementation of integrated eCare services asdeveloped in 3 projects funded by the CIP Programmedeveloped in 3 projects funded by the CIP Programme

CareWell

BeyondSilos BeyondSilos

SmartCare

• We would like to share knowledge on what we have learned in the three projects that• We would like to share knowledge on what we have learned in the three projects thatimplemented integrated eCare servicesimplemented integrated eCare services

• “Joining up ICT and service processes for quality• “Joining up ICT and service processes for qualityintegrated care in Europe”integrated care in Europe”

• March 2013- August 2016, Funded under CIP-Programme, Pilot AProgramme, Pilot A

• Deploy and validate integrated care services in 9European regions:European regions:

• ICT-based support to integrating healthcare,social care and self-care (informal care) forICT-based support to integrating healthcare,social care and self-care (informal care) fordifferent health / living conditions, alongintegrated care pathways for improved health anddifferent health / living conditions, alongintegrated care pathways for improved health andwellnesswellness

• the underlying organisational models

• “Learning from integrated eCare practice and promoting deployment in European regions”• “Learning from integrated eCare practice and promoting deployment in European regions”

• February 2014-January 2017, funded under CIP programme, Pilot B

• “BeyondSilos further spread ICT-enabled, joint-up health and social care for older people by• “BeyondSilos further spread ICT-enabled, joint-up health and social care for older people bydeveloping, piloting and evaluating integrated services based on common pathways in a multi-centricapproach, making extensive use of knowledge and experience gained among early adopters ofapproach, making extensive use of knowledge and experience gained among early adopters ofintegrated eCare in Europe.”

• Two care settings using innovative technologies to facilitate the collection and sharing ofinformation.information.

Integrated short-term home support after an acute episode

Integrated long-term home support.

• “Multi-level integration for patients with complex needs”• “Multi-level integration for patients with complex needs”

• February 2014-January 2017, funded under CIP programme, Pilot B

• CareWell pursued the delivery of integrated healthcare to frailelderly patients through comprehensive multidisciplinary• CareWell pursued the delivery of integrated healthcare to frailelderly patients through comprehensive multidisciplinaryprogrammes. ICTs facilitate the coordination and communication ofhealthcare professionals and support patient-centred delivery of carehealthcare professionals and support patient-centred delivery of careat home.

• The project supported the integration of care in six EuropeanRegions.Regions.

• The two CareWell services consisted of two pathways supported byICT:

integrated care coordination; and integrated care coordination; and patient empowerment & home support.

• Deploying an ICT-supported integrated care service and implementing an eHealth• Deploying an ICT-supported integrated care service and implementing an eHealthinnovation within the usual care process still represents a big challenge for mostEuropean regionsinnovation within the usual care process still represents a big challenge for mostEuropean regions

• Several causes for this challenge and difficulty can be identified, including• Several causes for this challenge and difficulty can be identified, including

organisational and legal aspects,

weak political commitment, weak political commitment,

low level of eLiteracy and technology availability, andlow level of eLiteracy and technology availability, and

too little involvement of key stakeholders and end users.

The three projects provided a realistic picture of the complexity of deploying theThe three projects provided a realistic picture of the complexity of deploying theregional systems, and how to deal with this.

• Guidelines come from the joint analysis of the projects’• Guidelines come from the joint analysis of the projects’methodological and operational elements that took into account thedistinctive features of the participating regions’ health and social caremethodological and operational elements that took into account thedistinctive features of the participating regions’ health and social caresystems and other relevant contextual information.systems and other relevant contextual information.

• Offer policy makers, managers, practitioners, and users a systematicframework toolbox that can be used as a “deployment regionalframework toolbox that can be used as a “deployment regionaloperational route map” with practical guidance in planning, developingand implementing ICT-supported integrated eCare deploymentand implementing ICT-supported integrated eCare deployment

• Need to be broken down according to the situation in yourorganisation or regionorganisation or region

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