Medinfo 2013 Copenhagen August 20 to 23, 2013

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1 Medinfo 2013 Copenhagen August 20 to 23, 2013 Dr Alvin B. Marcelo (PH) Dr. Boonchai Kijsanayotin (TH) Dr Anis Fuad (ID)

2 What is Medinfo? The largest conference on health and medical informatics in the world (used to be every 3 years -> now 2 years) - since Seoul, Korea London, UK San Francisco, USA Brisbane, Australia Cape Town, South Africa Copenhagen, Denmark

(used to be every 3 years -> now 2 years) - since 1974 1998 - Seoul,

3 Medinfo 2013 content Over 1200 participants from 150 countries 23 tutorials Over 90 parallel sessions

4 AeHIN Participants Current: Boonchai, Anis, Alvin, Mark Landry, Jyotsna Chikersal, Enny Rachmanni Invited: Siriwan Suebnukarn Mansuang Wongsapai John Mok Michio Kimura Peter Croll Louise Schaper

5 Full proceedings downloadable at: aehin.hingx.org/1379

6 Relevant Sessions August 20: General Assembly of the International Medical Informatics Society August 21: WHO Panel on ehealth, WG on Open Source, WG on Education, AeHIN Business Meeting August 22: Workshop on Capacity Building in Developing Countries August 23: WG on Standards and Interoperability

on Education, AeHIN Business Meeting August 22: Workshop on Capacity

7 General Assembly of International Medical Informatics Society Annual meeting of national medical informatics societies From Asia - China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand

informatics societies From Asia - China, Hong Kong,

8 WHO Panel on ehealth (Aug 21) Najeeb Al-Shobarji Ramesh Krishnamurthy Mark Landry Jyotsna Chikersal Clatyon Hamilton

9 WHO Panel on ehealth (Aug 21) Handbook on ehealth Standards and Interoperability

10 IMIA WG Open Source (Aug 21) Agreements o Work on a project that will allow each open source application to collaborate with each other o Idea: define a common health indicator reporting protocol (with focus on MDGs) o Each open source EMR will comply with the protocol and produce interoperable reports

a common health indicator reporting protocol (with focus on MDGs) o Each

11 AeHIN Business Meeting (Aug 21) Over twenty participants attended the business meeting Alvin and Boonchai provided an orientation Comments and suggestions were elicited from the audience o What expertise can you contribute to the Network? o What would you expect from the Network?

and suggestions were elicited from the audience o What expertise can

12 AeHIN Business Meeting (Aug 21) Participants agreed to join AeHIN and/or share resources that are mutually beneficial Some experts are willing to contribute knowledge on: o Privacy and confidentiality o Capacity building o Student exchange (masters via universities) o Standards (eg, openehr) o Experience (eg, implementing EHRs in Japan, dental informatics, African network similar to AeHIN, etc)

confidentiality o Capacity building o Student exchange (masters via universities) o Standards (eg,

13 Workshop on Capacity Building in Developing Countries (Aug 22) Title: Informatics Capacity Building in the Developing World - Working Towards an International Educational Model and Curriculum Objective: obtain perspectives from the audience regarding their challenges (and proposed solutions) with developing capacity for ehealth in developing countries Three sub-groups - (Capacity building, Educational Resources, Supporting Government)

perspectives from the audience regarding their challenges (and proposed solutions) with developing capacity

14 Workshop on Capacity Building in Developing Countries (Aug 22) Interactive process. Participants were asked what their challenges are and what solutions they propose. Antony Luberti Janise Richards John Holmes Paula Otero Maurice Mars Alvin Marcelo Anis Fuad

Participants were asked what their challenges are and what

15 Workshop on Capacity Building in Developing Countries (Aug 22) Participants voted on the most popular challenge and solution Challenge: Countries are not aware of their health informatics workforce needs (in contrast to knowing the number of doctors, nurses they need) Solution: Countries should set up taskforces for exploring the health informatics needs in various sectors of public health (eg, hospitals, ministry, pharmacies) and use that to guide development of HI capacity building projects

doctors, nurses they need) Solution: Countries should set up taskforces for exploring the health informatics needs in

16 Workshop on Capacity Building in Developing Countries (Aug 22) Action: could be a call to governments to setup local task forces to obtain training needs and consolidating them into an international health informatics curriculum (for developing countries)

forces to obtain training needs and consolidating them into an

17 IMIA WG on Standards (Aug 23) Agreements o Provide forum for countries to collaborate on standards o Online ehealth Standards and Interoperability Training Program o Facilitate common data architecture (same objective as WG Open Source) o Propose work items for developing countries o Facilitate global dialogue on ehealth standards and interoperability

common data architecture (same objective as WG Open Source) o Propose work items for

18 Next Meetings Nursing Informatics, Taiwan, June 21-25, 2014 APAMI New Delhi, Nov 1-2, 2014 Medinfo 2015, Sao Paolo, Brazil, August 2015 Medinfo 2017, Beijing, China

19 Opportunities for AeHIN Collaborate with IMIA Working Groups (WG Standards, WG Open Source, WG Education) o Common Health Indicator Reporting Protocol (eg, MDGs) o Regional Health Information Exchange o Shared Clinical Abstract

Common Health Indicator Reporting Protocol (eg, MDGs) o

21 What AeHIN Members can do If you have interest in any of the topics presented, please post your ideas at the AeHIN mailing list Ideas that generate interest can form an AeHIN working group that can be connected to the larger IMIA working groups Participate in some of the projects together with IMIA and other partners

22 Thank you You may ask a question or type into the chat window.

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