The next generation EHR
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1 The next generation EHR European EHR standard OpenEHR Ocean Informatics Gerard Freriks v
2 Electronic Patient Record What do we expect? We need and expect EHR-systems that: 2
3 Electronic Patient Record What do we expect? We need and expect EHR-systems that: communicate with other systems without hassle or reprogramming 2
4 Electronic Patient Record What do we expect? We need and expect EHR-systems that: communicate with other systems without hassle or reprogramming support work process of any (small) group of cooperating healthcare providers 2
5 Electronic Patient Record What do we expect? We need and expect EHR-systems that: communicate with other systems without hassle or reprogramming support work process of any (small) group of cooperating healthcare providers facilitate innovation 2
6 Electronic Patient Record What do we expect? We need and expect EHR-systems that: communicate with other systems without hassle or reprogramming support work process of any (small) group of cooperating healthcare providers facilitate innovation can easily be used for clinical research and public health 2
7 New Paradigm: The actors Health Government Organisations Work processes People Information Communication Technology ICT 3
8 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health is heterogeneous Health ICT is heterogeneous ICT 4
9 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health is in constant flux Health ICT is in constant flux ICT 5
10 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health is in constant flux Health it will never end ICT is in constant flux ICT 5
11 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health Government Organisations Work processes People Information Communication Technology ICT 6
12 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health Government Organisations Work processes People Stability in the middle Information Communication Technology ICT 6
13 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health Laws, regulation Standards Agreements ICT 7
14 New Paradigm: What is needed? Many autonomous organisations Many autonomous Work processes Many autonomous people Health Laws, regulation Standards Agreements ICT 7
15 New Paradigm: What is needed? Many autonomous organisations Many autonomous Work processes Many autonomous people Many autonomous ICT systems Health Laws, regulation Standards Agreements Many autonomous operating systems Many computer languages Many data bases ICT 7
16 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health Government Organisations Work processes People Stability in the middle Information Communication Technology ICT 8
17 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health Government Organisations Work processes People Stability in the middle Standards Language Information Communication Technology ICT 8
18 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health Government Organisations Work processes People Stability in the middle Information Information Communication Technology 9 CT
19 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health Government Organisations Work processes People Information Stability Standard in the expression middle Information Communication Technology I. 9 CT
20 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health INFORMATION I.TC 10
21 New Paradigm: What is needed? Health I-volution INFORMATION I.TC 10
22 New Paradigm: What is needed? Solutions Health INFORMATION I.TC 11
23 New Paradigm: What is needed? Solutions Health Messages Paradigm Archetype Paradigm INFORMATION I.TC 11
24 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm Health Government Organisations Work processes People 12 Information Communication Technology ICT 19
25 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm I- Standardise a work process Health Government Organisations Work processes People 12 Information Communication Technology ICT 19
26 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm I- Standardise a work process 2 -Use a RIM (Reference Information Model) Health Government Organisations Work processes People RIM 12 Information Communication Technology ICT 19
27 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm I- Standardise a work process 2 -Use a RIM (Reference Information Model) 3- Produce the message Health Government Organisations Work processes People RIM 12 Information Communication Technology ICT 19
28 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm I- Standardise a work process 2 -Use a RIM (Reference Information Model) 3- Produce the message 4- Implement uniformly messages in systems by changing software Health Government Organisations Work processes People RIM 12 Information Communication Technology ICT 19
29 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm I- Standardise a work process Health 2 -Use a RIM (Reference Information Model) 3- Produce the message Government Organisations Work processes People 4- Implement uniformly messages in systems by changing software RIM 5- Install the new software in all end-user systems 12 Information Communication Technology ICT 19
30 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm I- Standardise a work process 2 -Use a RIM (Reference Information Model) 3- Produce the message 4- Implement uniformly messages in systems by changing software Health Government Organisations Work processes People RIM 5- Install the new software in all end-user systems 6- Each new version or new set of Information Communication Technology ICT messages needs the same cycle 12 19
31 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm I- Standardise a work process Health 2 -Use a RIM (Reference Information Model) 2-5 years 3- Produce the message 1.5 years 4- Implement uniformly messages in systems by changing software.3-1 years 5- Install the new software in all end-user systems 6- Each new version or new set of Government Organisations Work processes People RIM Information Communication Technology ICT messages needs the same cycle 12 19
32 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm I- Standardise a work process Health 2 -Use a RIM (Reference Information Model) 2-5 years 3- Produce the message 1.5 years 4- Implement uniformly messages in systems by changing software.3-1 years 5- Install the new software in all end-user systems 6- Each new version or new set of Government Organisations Work processes People RIM Information Communication Technology ICT messages needs the same cycle 12 19
33 Standardised healthcare workers All are not able to adopt to local workflow, local culture, and needs
34 Standardised healthcare workers All are not able to adopt to local workflow, local culture, and needs
35 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm Health Government Organisations Work processes People Information Communication Technology ICT
36 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm Health The consequences: Government Organisations Work processes People Information Communication Technology ICT
37 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm Health The consequences: No innovation Government Organisations Work processes People Information Communication Technology ICT
38 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm Health The consequences: No innovation Government Organisations Work processes People No health economy Information Communication Technology ICT
39 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm Health The consequences: No innovation Government Organisations Work processes People No healthcare economy Information Communication Technology ICT
40 New Paradigm: What is needed? Message paradigm Health The consequences: No innovation No healthcare economy Government Organisations Work processes People NO I-volution Information Communication Technology ICT
41 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Health Government Organisations Work processes People Technology Communication I.TC
42 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Health Government Organisations Work processes People INFORMATION Technology Communication I.TC
43 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Health Work process I.TC
44 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm 1- All I.TC-systems implement only once one Reference Model Health Work process RM I.TC
45 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm 1- All I.TC-systems implement only once one Reference Model Health Work process 2- Using tools based on the Archetype Model co-operating healthcare providers produce a collection of health concepts (archetypes) AM RM A AAA I.TC
46 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm 1- All I.TC-systems implement only once one Reference Model Health Work process 2- Using tools based on the Archetype Model co-operating healthcare providers produce a collection of health concepts (archetypes) A AT A AM RM A AAA 3- For a specific work process they define Templates using Archetypes and tools I.TC
47 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Health Work process A AT A AM RM A AAA I.TC
48 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm 1.Templates are implemented immediately and without any cost Health Work process A AT A AM RM A AAA I.TC
49 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm 1.Templates are implemented immediately and without any cost 2.Each work process can change and lead to new Templates A AT A Health Work process AM A AAA RM I.TC
50 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm 1.Templates are implemented immediately and without any cost 2.Each work process can change and lead to new Templates 3.Local adaptations are always possible A AT A Health Work process AM A AAA RM I.TC
51 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm 1.Templates are implemented immediately and without any cost 2.Each work process can change and lead to new Templates 3.Local adaptations are always possible A AT A Health Work process AM A AAA 4.Expressing health knowledge is no longer dependent on the co-operation of the ICT industry RM I.TC
52 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm 1.Templates are implemented immediately and without any cost 2.Each work process can change and lead to new Templates 3.Local adaptations are always possible A AT A Health Work process AM A AAA 4.Expressing health knowledge is no longer dependent on the co-operation of the ICT industry RM 5.Communication with legacy systems is always possible I.TC
53 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Health Work process A AT A AM RM A AAA I.TC
54 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Consequences: Health Work process A AT A AM RM A AAA I.TC
55 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Consequences: Health Work process Innovation A AT A AM A AAA RM I.TC
56 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Consequences: Health Work process Innovation A AT A AM A AAA Health economy RM I.TC
57 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Consequences: Health Work process Innovation A AT A AM A AAA Health economy RM Evolution I.TC
58 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Consequences: Innovation Health economy Evolution A AT A Health Work process AM RM A AAA I.TC
59 New Paradigm: What is needed? Archetype paradigm Consequences: Innovation Health Work process AM I-volution A AT A RM Health economy A AAA is possible I.TC Evolution
60 New Paradigm: What is needed? EHR-Systems Message Paradigm Health
61 New Paradigm: What is needed? EHR-Systems Message Paradigm Health
62 New Paradigm: What is needed? EHR-Systems Archetype Paradigm Presentation Layer Business Logic Layer Domain Content Model RM Information Layer Template Persistance Layer
63 New Paradigm: What is needed? EHR-Systems Archetype Paradigm Presentation Layer Healthcare Business Logic Layer Domain Content Model RM Information Layer Template Persistance Layer
64 New Paradigm: What is needed? EHR-Systems Archetype Paradigm Presentation Layer Healthcare Business Logic Layer Domain Content Model RM Information Layer Template Persistance Layer
65 New Paradigm: What is needed? EHR-Systems Archetype Paradigm Presentation Layer Business Logic Layer Domain Content Model RM Information Layer Template Persistance Layer Presentation Layer Business Logic Layer Domain Content Model RM Information Layer Template Persistance Layer 24
66 New Paradigm: What is needed? EHR-Systems Archetype Paradigm Presentation Layer Business Logic Layer Domain Content Model RM Information Layer Template Persistance Layer Presentation Layer Healthcare Business Logic Layer Domain Content Model RM Information Layer Template Persistance Layer 24
67 New Paradigm: What is needed? EHR-Systems Archetype Paradigm Presentation Layer Healthcare Business Logic Layer Domain Content Model RM Information Layer Template Persistance Layer Presentation Layer Healthcare Business Logic Layer Domain Content Model RM Information Layer Template Persistance Layer 24
68 Role of European Standards 25
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70 EN13606 Standard openehr Implementable specification OceanEHR product suite Software products Part 1 EHR communication Reference Model EHR-system specification EHR-system (EhrBANK) Part 2 Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Editor Template Model Template Editor Archetype Editor ADL Workbank Template Editor ADL Bank Part 3 Domain term list Domain term list Other Clinical Models Domain term list Other Clinicial Models Part 4 Patient mandate Implementable specification of Patient mandate Software respecting Patient mandate EhrGate Part 5 Implementation guide Specification for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging 26 Interfacing service for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging EhrAdapter
71 EN13606 Standard openehr Implementable specification OceanEHR product suite Software products Part 1 EHR communication Reference Model EHR-system specification EHR-system (EhrBANK) Part 2 Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Editor Template Model Template Editor Archetype Editor ADL Workbank Template Editor ADL Bank Part 3 Domain term list Domain term list Other Clinical Models Domain term list Other Clinicial Models Part 4 Patient mandate Implementable specification of Patient mandate Software respecting Patient mandate EhrGate Part 5 Implementation guide Specification for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging 26 Interfacing service for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging EhrAdapter
72 EN13606 Standard openehr Implementable specification OceanEHR product suite Software products Part 1 EHR communication Reference Model EHR-system specification EHR-system (EhrBANK) Part 2 Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Editor Template Model Template Editor Archetype Editor ADL Workbank Template Editor ADL Bank Part 3 Domain term list Domain term list Other Clinical Models Domain term list Other Clinicial Models Part 4 Patient mandate Implementable specification of Patient mandate Software respecting Patient mandate EhrGate Part 5 Implementation guide Specification for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging 26 Interfacing service for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging EhrAdapter
73 EN13606 Standard openehr Implementable specification OceanEHR product suite Software products Part 1 EHR communication Reference Model EHR-system specification EHR-system (EhrBANK) Part 2 Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Editor Template Model Template Editor Archetype Editor ADL Workbank Template Editor ADL Bank Part 3 Domain term list Domain term list Other Clinical Models Domain term list Other Clinicial Models Part 4 Patient mandate Implementable specification of Patient mandate Software respecting Patient mandate EhrGate Part 5 Implementation guide Specification for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging 26 Interfacing service for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging EhrAdapter
74 EN13606 Standard openehr Implementable specification OceanEHR product suite Software products Part 1 EHR communication Reference Model EHR-system specification EHR-system (EhrBANK) Part 2 Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Model Archetype Definition language Archetype Editor Template Model Template Editor Archetype Editor ADL Workbank Template Editor ADL Bank Part 3 Domain term list Domain term list Other Clinical Models Domain term list Other Clinicial Models Part 4 Patient mandate Implementable specification of Patient mandate Software respecting Patient mandate EhrGate Part 5 Implementation guide Specification for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging 26 Interfacing service for interfacing with legacy systems via messaging EhrAdapter
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76 Inventory Repository Terminology integration Generic viewer Data entry EN13606 Standard - OpenEHR Implementable specification Clinical Archetype repository - - OceanEHR Product Suite Software products Tools for clinical archetype/ clinical template handling Ocean Knowledge Manager Terminology server - - EHRview Ocean Forms 27
77 Inventory Repository Terminology integration Generic viewer Data entry EN13606 Standard - OpenEHR Implementable specification Clinical Archetype repository - - OceanEHR Product Suite Software products Tools for clinical archetype/ clinical template handling Ocean Knowledge Manager Terminology server - - EHRview Ocean Forms 27
78 Inventory Repository Terminology integration Generic viewer Data entry EN13606 Standard - OpenEHR Implementable specification Clinical Archetype repository - - OceanEHR Product Suite Software products Tools for clinical archetype/ clinical template handling Ocean Knowledge Manager Terminology server - - EHRview Ocean Forms 27
79 Inventory Repository Terminology integration Generic viewer Data entry EN13606 Standard - OpenEHR Implementable specification Clinical Archetype repository - - OceanEHR Product Suite Software products Tools for clinical archetype/ clinical template handling Ocean Knowledge Manager Terminology server - - EHRview Ocean Forms 27
80 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606
81 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606 EHR Extract Part or all of the electronic health record for one person, being communicated
82 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606 EHR Extract Folders Part or all of the electronic health record for one person, being communicated High-level organisation of the EHR e.g. per episode, per clinical speciality
83 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606 EHR Extract Folders Compositions Part or all of the electronic health record for one person, being communicated High-level organisation of the EHR e.g. per episode, per clinical speciality Set of entries comprising a clinical care session or document e.g. test result, letter
84 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606 EHR Extract Folders Compositions Sections Part or all of the electronic health record for one person, being communicated High-level organisation of the EHR e.g. per episode, per clinical speciality Set of entries comprising a clinical care session or document e.g. test result, letter Headings reflecting the flow of information gathering, or organising data for readability
85 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606 EHR Extract Folders Compositions Sections Entries Part or all of the electronic health record for one person, being communicated High-level organisation of the EHR e.g. per episode, per clinical speciality Set of entries comprising a clinical care session or document e.g. test result, letter Headings reflecting the flow of information gathering, or organising data for readability Clinical statements about Observations, Evaluations, and Instructions
86 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606 EHR Extract Folders Compositions Sections Entries Clusters Part or all of the electronic health record for one person, being communicated High-level organisation of the EHR e.g. per episode, per clinical speciality Set of entries comprising a clinical care session or document e.g. test result, letter Headings reflecting the flow of information gathering, or organising data for readability Clinical statements about Observations, Evaluations, and Instructions Multipart entries, tables,time series, e.g. test batteries, blood pressure, blood count
87 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606 EHR Extract Folders Compositions Sections Entries Clusters Elements Part or all of the electronic health record for one person, being communicated High-level organisation of the EHR e.g. per episode, per clinical speciality Set of entries comprising a clinical care session or document e.g. test result, letter Headings reflecting the flow of information gathering, or organising data for readability Clinical statements about Observations, Evaluations, and Instructions Multipart entries, tables,time series, e.g. test batteries, blood pressure, blood count Element entries: leaf nodes with values e.g. reason for encounter, body weight
88 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606 EHR Extract Folders Compositions Sections Entries Clusters Elements Data values Part or all of the electronic health record for one person, being communicated High-level organisation of the EHR e.g. per episode, per clinical speciality Set of entries comprising a clinical care session or document e.g. test result, letter Headings reflecting the flow of information gathering, or organising data for readability Clinical statements about Observations, Evaluations, and Instructions Multipart entries, tables,time series, e.g. test batteries, blood pressure, blood count Element entries: leaf nodes with values e.g. reason for encounter, body weight Date types for instance values e.g. coded terms, measurements with units
89 European EHR standard CEN/tc251 En13606
90 LEGO design analogy The components of the Reference Model are like LEGO bricks Archetypes = instructions/designs constraining the use of LEGO pieces to create meaningful structures Ocean Informatics 2007
91 LEGO design analogy The components of the Reference Model are like LEGO bricks Archetypes = instructions/designs constraining the use of LEGO pieces to create meaningful structures Information model Ocean Informatics 2007
92 LEGO design analogy The components of the Reference Model are like LEGO bricks Archetypes = instructions/designs constraining the use of LEGO pieces to create meaningful structures Information model Archetype A Ocean Informatics 2007
93 LEGO design analogy The components of the Reference Model are like LEGO bricks Archetypes = instructions/designs constraining the use of LEGO pieces to create meaningful structures Information model Archetype A Archetype B Ocean Informatics 2007
94 Composing the EHR Diabetic checkup Archetypes FH Antenatal visit Weight BP HbA1c Issues Assess Ocean Informatics 2007
95 Composing the EHR Diabetic checkup Tingling feet Feeling tired Archetypes FH Weight Antenatal visit BP HbA1c Issues Assess Ocean Informatics 2007
96 Composing the EHR Diabetic checkup Tingling feet Feeling tired 76 kg Archetypes FH Weight BP Antenatal visit HbA1c Issues Assess Ocean Informatics 2007
97 Composing the EHR Diabetic checkup Tingling feet Feeling tired 76 kg 124/92 Archetypes FH Weight BP HbA1c Antenatal visit Issues Assess Ocean Informatics 2007
98 Composing the EHR Diabetic checkup Tingling feet Feeling tired 76 kg 124/92 7.5% Archetypes FH Weight BP HbA1c Issues Antenatal visit Assess Ocean Informatics 2007
99 Composing the EHR Diabetic checkup Tingling feet Feeling tired 76 kg 124/92 7.5% Excellent control Archetypes FH Weight BP HbA1c Issues Assess Antenatal visit Ocean Informatics 2007
100 Composing the EHR Diabetic checkup Tingling feet Feeling tired 76 kg 124/92 7.5% Excellent control Archetypes FH Weight BP HbA1c Issues Assess Antenatal visit Back pain 66 kg 102/64 mmhg 142/min NAD, see 4/52 Ocean Informatics 2007
101 What else do we need Health Common Services Repositories: 32 I.TC
102 What else do we need OpenEHR Health plus EuroRec and its National ProRec centers 32 Common Services Repositories: archetypes templates coding systems protocols / clinical pathways persons, organisations... Quality Assurance: requirements tests test procedures certification procedures... I.TC
103 What is openehr? Ocean Informatics 2007
104 What is openehr? An open EHR technical specification Based on research and implementation experience Software engineering methodology Single schema (lingua franca for ehealth) Separate clinical specifications Archetypes, templates, terminology Clinically driven Implementation Straight forward Deployment is independent of clinical specifications Semantic queries based on archetypes Ocean Informatics 2007
105 openehr & Ocean Multi-lingual by design Archetypes All tools Web service based Rather than messaging Path to any document, item or value Full distributed versioning A flexible way of mapping legacy data into a proper EHR (integration archetypes) A growing and active community, with multiple implementations already underway Ocean Informatics 2007
106 The openehr Foundation UK Charity based at UCL Ocean and UCL are joint share-holders Appoint Architecture review board Clinical review board Licence and manage shared IP Open source tools Non-proprietary and freely available specifications? Manage Archetypes Research collaboration and openehr laboratory? Compliance testing Ocean Informatics 2007
107 Ocean Informatics 2007
108 Initial stages openehr Archetypes - standardised clinical content Australian NEHTA clinical information project NHS England and Wales archetype based clinical specifications NHS Scotland archetype based clinical specifications Denmark reviewing Ocean tools and openehr approach Chile Agreed to support from Australian organisations to implement openehr Ocean Informatics 2007
109 Initial stages openehr Archetypes - standardised clinical content Archetypes + HL7 version 2 messages Standards Australia Emerging implementations (Aus) Ocean Informatics 2007
110 Initial stages openehr Archetypes - standardised clinical content Archetypes + HL7 version 2 messages Systems based on openehr Regional shared EHR (Ocean EhrBank) Hospital (Tepe Technology) Primary care (PEN, Infotech) Home care, Personal Health Record (Vivici) Ocean Informatics 2007
111 Initial stages openehr Archetypes - standardised clinical content Archetypes + HL7 version 2 messages Systems based on openehr Next steps Ocean Informatics 2007
112 Initial stages openehr Archetypes - standardised clinical content Archetypes + HL7 version 2 messages Systems based on openehr Next steps EHR services National/Regional services EHR banks (for personal health records) Hand-held EHR Ocean Informatics 2007
113 Initial stages openehr Archetypes - standardised clinical content Archetypes + HL7 version 2 messages Systems based on openehr Next steps EHR services The semantically computable EHR Decision and guideline support Remote care and telemedicine support Integrated personal portal Targeted ethical advertising & risk assessment Ocean Informatics 2007
114 Initial stages openehr Archetypes - standardised clinical content Archetypes + HL7 version 2 messages Systems based on openehr Next steps EHR services The semantically computable EHR EHR data standard Standardised EHR extracts Standardised queries Standardised service interface Ocean Informatics 2007
115 The role of openehr LSP NW&WM LSP NE LSP Eastern LSP London Whittington LSP Southern Royal Marsden Hospitals Mental health Lawson Practice General practice Ocean Informatics 2007
116 The role of openehr LSP NW&WM LSP NE LSP Eastern LSP Southern LSP London Shared EHR Royal Marsden Whittington Hospitals Mental health Lawson Practice General practice Ocean Informatics 2007
117 The role of openehr LSP NW&WM LSP NE LSP Eastern Spine LSP Southern LSP London Ocean Informatics 2007
118 The role of openehr LSP NW&WM LSP NE LSP Eastern Spine LSP Southern Record location Record update Cache Authorisation LSP London Ocean Informatics 2007
119 Smart company Ocean Informatics Engineering base 6 doctors with IT qualifications 15 staff Established 1996 Based in Australia and UK Largely R&D until 2007 Now contracting directly to supply product and services Consulting and tools for NHS England, Scotland OceanEHR services being installed Ocean Informatics 2007
120 Electronic Record Company BV a Dutch limited representing Ocean Informatics Distributor for Europe and the Middle East Looking for co-operation with: - National projects - European projects - local resellers - local ICT-industry providing EHR functionality Active this year in: - NL, BE, IR, SK, CK, SE -?Pl,?RO,... 47
121 Ocean Customers AMP (Insurance and Finance) Software NEHTA (National Agency) Consultancy General Practice Computing Group (National agency) Software Consultancy Veteran Health Affairs (Large provider) Consultancy TNO (National research Agency) Software Consultancy CfH (National health agency) Consultancy Training Copenhagen Hospitals (Regional health authority) Training Software Ocean Informatics 2007
122 Ocean Customers Queensland Health (Regional Agency) Consultancy Healthcare Professionals (openehr Training) Australia PEN Computing Tepe Technology (Hospital Systems) Consultancy Software (Primary care) Software Ocean Informatics 2007
123 Ocean Ocean Informatics 2007
124 Ocean We are the lead international experts on: openehr specifications and implementation Clinical content representation Archetype development Products Terminology (SNOMED-CT) EhrBank, EhrGate, EhrView, EhrQuery Archetype tools, Template Tools, GUI support Archetype enabled terminology server Archetype repository Govern openehr with UCL Ocean Informatics 2007
125 Ocean s openehr Environment Ocean Informatics 2007
126 Ocean s openehr Environment Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Ocean Informatics 2007
127 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Ocean Informatics 2007
128 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Ocean Informatics 2007
129 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Composer (Kernel) Query engine Work flow Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Ocean Informatics 2007
130 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Composer (Kernel) Query engine Work flow Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Ocean Informatics 2007
131 Ocean s openehr Environment Application EhrView Decision support EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Composer (Kernel) Query engine Work flow Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Ocean Informatics 2007
132 Ocean s openehr Environment Application EhrView Decision support EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Composer (Kernel) Query engine Work flow Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Ocean Informatics 2007
133 Ocean s openehr Environment Application EhrView EhrScribe Decision support EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Composer (Kernel) Query engine Work flow Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Ocean Informatics 2007
134 Ocean s openehr Environment Application EhrView EhrScribe Decision support EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Composer (Kernel) Query engine Work flow Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Ocean Informatics 2007
135 Ocean s openehr Environment Application EhrView EhrScribe Decision support EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Composer (Kernel) Query engine Work flow Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Ocean Informatics 2007
136 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Archetypes Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Ocean Informatics 2007
137 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Archetypes Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Ocean Informatics 2007
138 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Archetypes Editor Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Ocean Informatics 2007
139 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Archetypes Editor Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Ocean Informatics 2007
140 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Ocean Informatics 2007
141 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Ocean Informatics 2007
142 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository Ocean Informatics 2007
143 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository Ocean Informatics 2007
144 Ocean s openehr Environment Application Decision support EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository Ocean Informatics 2007
145 Ocean s openehr Environment Decision support Application EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Template Tool Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository Ocean Informatics 2007
146 Ocean s openehr Environment Decision support Application EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Template Tool Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository Ocean Informatics 2007
147 Ocean s openehr Environment Decision support Application EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Template Tool Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository Ocean Informatics 2007
148 Ocean s openehr Environment Decision support Application EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Template Tool Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository EhrBank Ocean Informatics 2007
149 Ocean s openehr Environment Decision support Application EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Template Tool Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository EhrHub (federator) EhrBank Ocean Informatics 2007
150 Ocean s openehr Environment Decision support Application EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Template Tool Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository EhrAdaptor Data transformation EhrHub (federator) EhrBank Ocean Informatics 2007
151 Ocean s openehr Environment Decision support Application EhrView Composer (Kernel) EhrScribe EhrGate (Virtual EHR) Query engine Work flow Template Tool Archetypes Editor Workbench Digital repository PACS EhrBank Demographic service Terminology Service Archetype repository EhrAdaptor Data transformation EhrHub (federator) EhrBank LifeKey Hand-held Ocean Informatics 2007
152 Ocean Partnerships Ocean Informatics 2007
153 Vivici Netherlands Clinician interaction Web prescribing Telemedicine Shared EHR Ocean Partnerships Home and longterm care Ocean Informatics 2007
154 Ocean Partnerships Vivici Netherlands Clinician interaction Web prescribing Telemedicine Shared EHR PEN Australia Aboriginal Health Services Standardised EHR Infotech Netherlands Application services Standardised EHR Home and longterm care Primary care Ocean Informatics 2007
155 Ocean Partnerships Vivici Netherlands Clinician interaction Web prescribing Telemedicine Shared EHR PEN Australia Aboriginal Health Services Standardised EHR Infotech Netherlands Application services Standardised EHR Tepe Technology Turkey Hospitals in various countries Workflow management Standardised EHR EDS United States 10 yr contract with Vet. Affairs Standardised EHR Home and longterm care Primary care Hospital care Ocean Informatics 2007
156 Ocean Partnerships Vivici Netherlands Clinician interaction Web prescribing Telemedicine Shared EHR PEN Australia Aboriginal Health Services Standardised EHR Infotech Netherlands Application services Standardised EHR Tepe Technology Turkey Hospitals in various countries Workflow management Standardised EHR EDS United States 10 yr contract with Vet. Affairs Standardised EHR? Home and longterm care Primary care Hospital care National/Regional care Ocean Informatics 2007
157 University College London, UK openehr partnership CEN Standardisation lead Central Queensland University, Australia Archetype repository design Nursing archetypes lead Linköping University, Sweden Archetype editor collaboration EhrBank support for geo-mapping University of South Australia PhD program, Masters program Mayo Clinic, USA Academic partnerships Natural language processing, Ontology Ocean Informatics 2007
158 Summary the Next Generation EHR Ocean Informatics 2007
159 Summary the Next Generation EHR European standard plays a specific role in legislation and procurement Ocean Informatics 2007
160 Summary the Next Generation EHR European standard plays a specific role in legislation and procurement A European EHR standard exists Ocean Informatics 2007
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