ehealth Interoperability State of the Art in Serbia



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ehealth Interoperability State of the Art in Serbia Nada Teodosijević ProRec Serbia Western Balkan Summit on ehealth interoperability Ljubljana, 3 rd April 2014

Topics 1. ehealth State of the art in the country Health system in figures (number of citizens, number of physicians, hospitals, GP s etc.) ehealth in the country overall achievements & challenges Governing structure of ehealth standardization bodies, standardization/interoperability coordinators 2. ehealth interoperability projects / cases in the country Project domain, interoperability components (used standards, agreements etc.), level / scale of interoperability 3. Testing / certification activities in ehealth 4. Plans and Challenges

1. ehealth in Serbia Serbia & Health System in Figures Serbia is a country in Central and Southeastern Europe Population: 7,100,000 GDP (PPP) per capita: $10,911 The Health Care Expenditure in GDP: 6% 354 Health Care Institutions 120.000 employees 4 clinical centers 46 general hospitals 158 PHC Centers

1. ehealth in Serbia ehealth in Serbia - overall achievements & challenges (2) Dynamic development that begun in 2005 with the European Union and World Bank has resulted in the launch of several projects. Serbia Health Project SHP (2005-2009) Serbia Health Project Additional Financing SHPAF (2009-2012) Development of a Health Information System for Basic Health and Pharmaceutical Services in the Republic of Serbia - EHR Project (2005 2008) HIS IPA 2008 (2010 2011) Delivery of Improvement Local Services - DILS project (2009 2014) The Integrated Health Information System - EU-IHIS (2012-2015)

1. ehealth in Serbia ehealth in Serbia - overall achievements & challenges (2) ICT sub-components: Database of Insured WAN network for the Health Insurance Fund (connected 170 locations) WAN - Wide Area Network for healthcare system of Serbia (over 350 health care institutions were connected); Central Information Service (CIS) - resource database of health institutions, staff, medical equipment and coding systems; Information systems for all PHC centers (162 PHC Centers) Hospital Information System (HIS) for over 40 hospitals; Laboratory Information System (LIS) for 45 laboratories; Radiology Information System (RIS) and PACS for 6 hospitals; ISO 27000 - Information Security Management System (ISMS) implemented and certificated in General hospital in Zrenjanin.

2007 2009 Информационе технологије Министартство здравља Републике Србије 2013 ЦИС EHR CIS

1. ehealth in Serbia ehealth in Serbia - overall achievements & challenges (3) Strategic documents e-health 2015 - Programme of work, development and organization of the integrated health information system (July 2009) IT Rulebook - Rulebook on more detailed contents of technological and functional requirements for the establishing the integrated health information system (November 2009)

1. ehealth in Serbia ehealth in Serbia - overall achievements & challenges (4) - Cooperation with the Ministry of Defense (established infrastructure for common health IT network ) - Participation in international and EU projects (EHR-Q -TN => EU standardization = > 24 countries) - ProRec Serbia full member of EuroRec Institute (2008) - 3 SW solutions awarded with EuroRec Seal Level 2 -International conference EHR Systems Quality Labelling and Certification Central and Southeastern Europe (15 countries, November 2011)

1. ehealth in Serbia ehealth governing structures Currently: IT Committee of the Ministry of Health => analysis of recent results ICT projects The Commission for Establishing the Integrated Health Information System => certification of software solutions in accordance with IT Rulebook Next steps: Agency/sector for health informatics in MoH coordination of all ICT activities in ehealth ehealth Data Centre - central backup (remote backup), disaster recovery, hosting for EHR, CIS, screening, other services

2. ehealth Interoperability Cases / Projects Software Systems Certification in the Serbian Healthcare IT Rulebook The compliance of the software with the IT Rulebook is mandatory for existing SW solutions and for a new ones The main parts: - technical requirements - functional requirements for PHC and hospitals - coding systems - minimal data set 10 PHC SW solutions certificated 2 HIS certificated Interoperability of the System Support for management

2. ehealth Interoperability Cases / Projects A link between Seal (EuroRec) & IT Rulebook (MoH) IT Rulebook by MoH (EuroRec level 1) 10 SW solutions for PHC 2 HIS ownership by MoH 6 SW solutions (PHC, HIS, LIS, DIS.) EuroRec Seal level 2 Status 2 SW solutions Certificated 1 HIS ownership by MoH 1 HIS Slovenina SW for Serbian market 2 SWs - HIS ownership by MoH - HIS (Montenegro) Certificated Certificated In process

2. ehealth Interoperability Cases / Projects <Description of Project 1> 2013

2. ehealth Interoperability Cases / Projects Data exchange among different IS: WS-* web services - checking insurance xml electronic invoice - HIF making specialist appointments in the hospital HL7 connection of LIS and RIS with HIS HL7 CDA & RESTful web services clinical docs, EHR patient summary PHC SW HIF IS HL7 CDA EHR checking insurance electronic invoice making specialist appointments in the hospital => ordering imaging <= image and radiological report / finding HIS HL7 HL7 RIS => ordering lab analysis <= lab results HL7 DICOM LIS PACS

2. ehealth Interoperability Cases / Projects Data exchange among different IS (2): The whole system: checking insurance all healthcare institutions with HIF electronic invoice all healthcare institutions with HIF Pilot components: making specialist appointments in the hospital => - all PHC Centers in Kolubara district with Valjevo hospital - PHC Center Novi Sad with Children's Hospital - PHC Vozdovaac Belgrade with Clinical hospital centre Dragisa Misovic Dedinje connection of LIS with HIS - all PHC Centers in Kolubara district with Lab in Valjevo hospital connection of RIS with HIS - PHC Vozdovac Belgrade with Clinical hospital centre Dragisa Misovic Dedinje

2. ehealth Interoperability Cases / Projects: EU-IHIS - EHR interoperability framework Application of open standards, Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) interoperability framework (IHE-IF) used as approach Facilitated connection of other components of IHIS and egovernment Flexibility in components usage and linking of external modules, independent from technology and suppliers INTEROPERABILITY FRAMEWORK SECURITY LAYER (Authentication & Authorization) HIS DOCUMENT HIS/PHC IS INTERFACE REPOSITORY & EHR INTERFACE EHR PHC IS REGISTRY VALIDATION SYSTEM LOG AND AUDIT SERVICES

2. ehealth Interoperability Cases / Projects: EU-IHIS - EHR System Architecture Overview EHR BACK END FRONT END ACCESS COMPONENTS USERS PUBLIC SERVICES INTERNAL REPORTING EHR DATABASE Datab a MANAGEMENT TOOLS INTERFACES TO OTHER SYSTEMS ID & CODING SYSTEMS SYNCHRONISATION EHR REPORTING PORTAL CLINICAL SYSTEMS INTERFACE HEALTH PROFFESIONAL PORTAL PATIENT PORTAL SECURE COMMUNICATION OVER THE INTERNET CIVIL REGISTRY SERVICES NHIF CIS / NIPH MoH HIS PHC IS HEALTH PROFESSIONALS PATIENTS

2. ehealth Interoperability Cases / Projects: EU-IHIS - http://www.eu-ihis.rs/ Docs on EHR architecture, data, security, exchange EHR System Architecture Overview

2. ehealth Interoperability Cases / Projects Medical domain Project in country / status Interoperability level 1. Medication erecept (eprescription) in progress 2. Radiology Screening for breast cancer - planed national (pilot) national (pilot) 3. Laboratory Part of the EHR - in progress National (pilot) Interoperability challenges 4. Patient Summary Part of the EHR - in progress national 5. Referral- and Discharge reporting 6. Participatory healthcare ezakazivanje (ereferral) - planed 7. Telemedicine Regional hospitals with neighboring countries - pilots 8. Multidisciplinary consultation planed national (pilot) cross-border

4. Plans and Challenges Challenges: New Law on Records in Health Care and related by-laws. Legal basis for collection of personal data (EHR etc.) Establishment of responsibilities for electronic documentation processing and infrastructure, security and privacy monitoring Strategic guidance and IT development coordination in healthcare Establishment of the organizational framework for policy management related to development and application of IT in healthcare Ensuring sustainability of investing in ICT, and financing for maintenance and further development Central IT resources and services management

4. Plans and Challenges Next steps: Agency and/or the sector for health informatics in MoH coordination of all ICT activities in ehealth e-health Data Centre - central backup system (remote backup), disaster recovery, hosting for EHR, CIS, screening, other central services New version of IT Rulebook with new functionalities (EHR, LIS, ISMS, criteria from EuroRec level 2, ) Continue the certification processes (IT rulebook and EuroRec seal) Further strong development of ICT informatization of clinical centres and other health care institutions without IS, full implementation of the central integrative components: EHR, e-prescription (national level)

5. Conclusion In the end: Highlights: The basic pillars of the Integrated Health Information System (IHIS) were established. Information systems were implemented in all PHC (158+4 institutions). Standardization of software solutions in accordance with the IT Rulebook is the base for improvement of the Integrated Health Information System. Managers in health care institutions are fully aware of importance of informatization,a nd their trust in IT activities of the Ministry is one of the biggest achievements of previous projects.