PACS in Finland - development and current status in ehealth environment

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PACS in Finland - development and current status in ehealth environment Jarmo Reponen, M.D. -Radiologist, Research manager, FinnTelemedicum, Univ. of Oulu, Finland -President, Finnish Society of Telemedicine and ehealth -Past-President EuroPACS association Scandinavian-Japanese Radiology Society, Vejle, Denmark, 07 September 2010

2 Regional and national PACS-solutions - Contents: Finnish Health Care System Results of the ehealth National Surveys Regional Care in Focus New Laws and the national earchive reform Case Examples of the regional PACS and or EPR integration projects in Finland Summary and Conclusions EuroPACS 2002 in Oulu President: Jarmo Reponen

3 Introduction: Basics of health care organization in Finland Public sector covering about 85 % of HC Specialized health care 5 university hospital coverage areas 21 hospital districts provided by federations of municipalities about 70 public hospitals Primary health care 229 health care centres provided by municipalities Private sector covering about 15 % of HC Basic and specialized health care Somatic hospitals and health care centres with beds Unique Patient ID code since 1963 Common structure for continuous medical records since 1972

4 Finnish ehealth Surveys 2003, 2005 and 2007 Focus on the implementation of ICT in health care Assignment of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health Conducted by FinnTelemedicum and STAKES Method: -a structured web based questionnaire Target: -all public HC providers, sample of private HC providers, -all ambulance service providers Coverage: -100 % = all the 21 hospital districts in specialized care -88 to 100 % population coverage in primary health care Most recent In English: Hämäläinen P, Reponen J, Winblad I: ehealth of Finland. Check point 2008., THL 1/2009. Helsinki 2009

5 EPR implementation in Finland 1999-2007 Health centres, % 1999 2001 2003 6 2005 4 2007 1 % 47 53 37 63 94 96 99 % 1999 4 2001 Hospitals districts, n. 2003 2005 1 2007 0 8 7 17 13 13 20 21 Sources: Hartikainen et al 1999, 2002 Kiviaho et al 2004, Winblad et al 2006, Hämäläinen et al 2007, Winblad et al 2008, Hämäläinen et al 2009 In use Not in use

6 EPR as the main PR system in hospital districts Criteria: usage rate over 50 %, used at least in 3/4 medical responsibility areas* in 2003 and 2005 * The usage of EHR covers evenly the departments of conservative, operative, emergency care and psychiatric treatment. 2003 2005 2007 achieved (5) achieved (18) achieved (21) Map base by Genimap Oy Source: Hämäläinen P, Reponen J, Winblad I. ehealth of Finland. Check point 2008. THL Report 1/2009

7 Regional Image Archives: PACS in hospital districts (n=21) in 2003,2005 and 2007* Status 2005 measure: 2003 2005 2007 PACS in production 12/21 15/21 21/21 PACS in pilots 4/21 2/21 NA PACS in construction 10/21 4/21 NA PACS usage > 90% 6/21 15/21 21/21 PACS usage 50-90% 3/21 1/21 NA planning (4) piloting (2) in use (15) Status 2007 PACS usage < 50% 4/21 1/21 NA Primary care filmless PACS was in use in 17 % of health centres in 2003 and in 53 % in 2005. Source: Hämäläinen P, Reponen J, Winblad I. ehealth of Finland. Check point 2008. THL Report 1/2009

8 Progress of the coverage of TELERADIOLOGY Health centres In use Not in use Hospitals Source: Hämäläinen P, Reponen J, Winblad I. ehealth of Finland. Check point 2008. THL Report 1/2009

9 Government decision 2006; a new legislation in effect since 2007: (1) earchive: The national digital archive of (life long) patient documents (all the originals to be stored)! The National Social Insurance Institute (Kela) will provide the archive. National PKI system for professionals by the National Authority for Medico Legal Affairs (VALVIRA) (2) eprescription: a separate service using same security infrastructure. (3) eview: Citizens will have access (log + health data) All the public health care providers must join in!!

National archiving system in a nutshell: 10 Private HC Spec. HC Primary HC Direct citizens services -browsing. EPR EPR Decision support Management applications EPR First pilots 2009->2010? implementation 4/2011>years Pharmacies Message transmitting services Log and controlling services Authorities All arrows refer to a CONTROLLED access! Reference Registration Consent managem. Archiving service EPR eprescription services Identification services Statistical services 10

11 Why a centralized national solution? Availability of patient information independently of producers and EHR-systems possibility to change structures and procedures within health care Participation of citizens and patients access to own patient information and log data management of consents, denials and advanced directives (t.ex living will ) National solution for electronic long term archiving average is 12 years after death cheaper and safer to do once nationally than >4000 times locally Decision support for National Health Policy On-line statistics and reports based on central DataWarehouse t.ex. statistics on vaccination coverage, H1N1 spreading Source: Anne Kallio, Finnish Ministry of Health and Welfare, 2010

12 The reality since 2010: - earchive, a gradual approach First phase 2011-2013 medication medical record narratives personal and life long coded core information (dg, procedures, medical risks) referral and discharge letters radiology referrals and statements summary of nursing information laboratory results necessary archiving documents Next steps 2014- medical statements sent electronicaly dental health care Radiology, endoscopy etc images biosignals Source: Anne Kallio, Finnish Ministry of Health and Welfare, 2010

Examples of Regional PACS solutions

HUSpacs since 2000 serving the Hospital district of Helsinki and Uusimaa 14 Länsi-Uusimaa Hospital Area Hanko Lohja Hospital Tammisaari Lohja Hospital Area Nummi- Pusula Pohja Sammatti Karjalohja Karjaa Lohja Inkoo Tammiharju Hospital Länsi-Uusimaa Hospital Hyvinkää Hospital Siuntio Karkkila Source: Helsinki Univ Central Hosp and Agfa Finland Vihti Kellokoski Hospital Hyvinkää HUCH, Jorvi Hospital HUCH Catchment Area Mäntsälä Askola Nurmijärvi Järvenpää Pornainen Tuusula Kerava Porvoo Vantaa Kauniainen Espoo Kirkkonummi Helsinki Hyvinkää Hospital Area Sipoo HUCH, Peijas Hospital HUS hospitals in Helsinki Myrskylä Liljendal Pernaj a Porvoo Porvoo Hospital Hospital Area Lapinjärvi Loviisa Altogether: 21 hospitals 32 communities 53 primary health care centres 9 primary health care hospitals

HUSpacs image archiving and distribution, loose regional connectivity via a web interface 15 HUS Central RIS RADU Central IMPAX DB LTA as ASP from AGFA, 60 TB 300 modalities 150 workstations 8 workflow manages (local cache) 6 web1000 servers Porvoo 25.000/v 4 x DS3000 Peijas 95.000/v 10 x DS3000 Hyvinkää 40.000/v 4 x DS3000 Jorvi 60.000/v 10 x DS3000 Lohja 25.000/v 6 x DS3000 Meilahti 150.000/v 25 x DS3000 Kirurginen Sairaala, Maria, Herttoniemi, Malmi 170.000/v 21 x DS3000 200.000/v 20 x DS3000 Töölö, Kivelä, Laakso, Lasten- ja nuorten Sairaala, NKL, Kätilöopisto Syöpätaudit 25.000/y 4 x DS3000 DB size 200 GB over 900 000 studies per year New 20 TB/year 2000 Web1000 users Regional access via a web interface after registering patient s consent --- Image reading centres --- Source: Helsinki Univ Central Hosp and Agfa Finland Locally produced images accessed immediately Taken in to use before EPR implementation

Kuopio PACS 2002-2008 - a regional PACS highly integrated with an electronic patient record 16 Requests are written and reports are read in EPR. Images are viewed through EPR-WEBinterface by the clinicians. Either XML or HL7 interface between each of the two EPRs and one master RIS. Workflow EPR->RIS-> PACS. RIS and PACS high end workstations at the radiology department. One University Hospital, two local regional hospitals and 10 primary health care centre consortiums together. One regional archive. With a patient s consent, images from other institutions are visible. Project completed in era, when EPR systems are in comprehensive use. Source: Kuopio Univ Hosp, Kati Tuovinen

Kuopio PACS at Northern Savolax Hosp. Dist. 17 SECTRA PACS COMMIT; RIS COMMIT; RIS web PACS -250 000 examinations - 5 756 users - 2 248 webworkstations - 934 IDS workstations RIS -240 000 examinations - 200 users -15 HIS connections RIS WEB - 2000 users UNIV hosp - HIS MD Uranus - RIS web - TT 2000+ ISA hosp - EPR Pegasos Varkaus hosp - EPR (Effica) - Commit; MIS Suonenjoen HC - EPR Pegasos Kuopion HC - EPR Pegasos - DentalEffica Siilinjärvi-Maaninka HC - EPR (Effica) Kiuruvesi HC - EPR (Effica) Koillis-Savo HC - EPR Pegasos Lapinlahden HC - EPR (Effica) Pielavesi- Keitele HC - EPR Pegasos Sonkajärven HC - EPR (Effica) Leppävirta HC - EPR (Effica) Source: 2009 Commit; Ltd Nilsiä HC - EPR Pegasos

18 Turku PACS 1600 beds, 5700 employees in the Hospital district of Southwest Finland & 3800 employees in the Satakunta hospital district. 280 employees in MIC (Medical Imaging Centre of Southwest Finland) >300000 imaging studies per year, 90 modalities 9,5 TB /year, 7500 web users Carestream PACS since 1995, filmless since 2002 A common archive & RIS for users of secondary & primary care in two hospital districts. Integrated to the EPR systems Source: Turku Univ Hosp, Jari Siekkinen

Tampere area PACS (AKU) - Towards a univ. hospital catchment area PACS 19 Tampere University Hospital (2008) TUH main site : =125.000/yr Current AKU Sites (2008) Virrat =3.042/yr Ruovesi =1.938/yr Orivesi =3.119/yr EPTHKY =6.138/yr Kangasala =7.231/yr Nokia =7.634/yr Kangas alan tk:n tth = 456/yr Parkano =2.456/yr Pirkalla =1.293/yr Ikaalinen =1.085/yr Hämeenkyrö =2.399/yr NEW AKU Sites (Estimates) Radius hosp =17.500/yr Mänttä district hosp =10.500/yr Vammala district hosp =18.000/yr Valkeakoski district hosp =20.000/yr Total = 227.791/yr

BUT today AKU only one of the three players - patient consent management in the centre 20 AKU 9 healthcare centers 200 Impax 6 clients Medi atri Effica Pegasos N/a HIS/ RIS HIS/ RIS HIS/ RIS HIS/ RIS HL7 in HL7 in HL7 in Dicom Worklist Nea Broker Nea Link Impax 6 0,5 TB Archive Patient consent management Verification (PID AC-number) CM ORM ORU Dicom Send Dicom retrieve Broker Verification (PID AC-number) Impax 5.2 16 TB Tampere Univ Hosp Archive CRIS Dicom Worklist C-Move TAMPERE city hospital Sectra Impax 5.2 radiologists 43 DS3000 workstations

Kajaani hospital district / Oulu Univ. Hosp. area - primary and secondary care under one organisation - no extra consent needed 21 PACS - 65 000 exams - 1 278 users - 769 webworkstations - 20 IDS high-end workstations SECTRA PACS COMMIT; RIS RIS - 65 000 exams - Visual light images - Speech recognition Kainuun central hosp -Effica Kajaanin HC - TerveEffica Paltamo HC - TerveEffica Kuhmo HC - TerveEffica Puolanka HC - TerveEffica Sotkamo HC Suomussalmi HC - TerveEffica - TerveEffica Source: 2009 Commit; Ltd

22 Common ingrediences in Finnish PACS installations: Regional approach within each of the 21 hospital districts. Unique nation wide patient ID makes integration easier. Tendency towards collaboration within the 5 university hospital catchment areas. PACS/RIS highly integrated with a comprehensive EPR with narratives and laboratory results. Tight data security a limitation, only with a patient s consent images from another repository available. Anticipation of a national solution/archive and/or modification of laws concerning patient s consent and ownership of data.

23 Summary of general ehealth in Finland First step: local EPR coverage, saturation reached Second step: regional level data exchange Third step: national level data exchange For direct eservices for citizens: Basic infrastructure is ready Readiness for ehealth services among citizens is high This defines a good base for further implementations! Thank you! For correspondence: jarmo.reponen@oulu.fi