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EUROPEAN COMMISSION: 3 PILLARS OF COMMUNICATION

ON ENABLING THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF HEALTH AND CARE IN THE DIGITAL SINGLE MARKET; EMPOWERING CITIZENS AND BUILDING A HEALTHIER SOCIETY

SECURE DATA ACCESS AND

SHARING

CONNECTING AND SHARING HEALTH DATA FOR RESEARCH, FASTER

DIAGNOSIS AND IMPROVED HEALTH

STRENGTHENING CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT AND

INDIVIDUAL CARE THROUGH DIGITAL

SERVICES

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eHealth

The right eHealth means access to better health coverage

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WHAT IS A JOINT ACTION?

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"EHEALTH IN SUPPORT FOR BETTER HEALTH"

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A. EMPOWERING PEOPLE• eHealth/ mHealth can be a means for better integrated and

personalised health care• ICT can support patient empowerment through the use of

mHealth apps

C. ENHANCING CONTINUITY OF CARE• Data supports cross-border healthcare and with that supports the

continuity of care and the right of Europeans citizens to choose their own healthcare provider.

D. Overcoming Implementation challenges• Develop, implement and deploy consistent eHealth enablers

based on agreed common frameworks for interoperability, security, competencies and evaluation.

MULTIANNUAL WORK PROGRAMME (MWP) 2018-2021MAIN AREAS AND PRIORITIES IDENTIFIED BY THE MEMBER STATES

B. INNOVATIVE USE OF HEALTH DATA• Large volumes of health data could unlock great potential in the

healthcare• Secondary use of data and big data can provide value for research

The eHealth Network sub-group working on the MWP 2018-2021 as agreed to focus on four areas:

MAIN AREAS AND PRIORITIES

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MULTIANNUAL WORK PROGRAMME (MWP) 2018-2021MAIN AREAS AND PRIORITIES IDENTIFIED BY THE MEMBER STATES

B1 Awareness raising of using Big Data in HealthcareB2 Develop a common vision of innovative use of data

on healthcareB3 Governance and methodologies for Big Data

A1 mHealth and apps reliabilityA2 Patient access and use of dataA3 Digital Health literacy of patientsA4 Telehealth

C1 Stimulate and support the adoption of CBeHISC2 New use cases and sustainability for eHDSIC3 Legal ChallengesC4 European Reference Network eHealth Services

D1 InteroperabilityD2 eSkills for ProfessionalsD3 Data Protection and Data SecurityD4 Evaluation of eHealth

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21 ACTIVE COUNTRIES • PT, AT, CY, CZ, DE, EE, EL, ES, FI, FR, HR, HU, IE, IT, LT, LU, LV, MT, NL, RS,

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9 COUNTRIES AS COLLABORATIVE STAKEHOLDERS• BG, DK, MD, PL, RO, SE, SK, UK, NO • 8 Affiliated entities (AT, CY, EL, FR, HU)

PARTNERS (40):• 11 ministries• 21 national competent authorities or national executive agencies• 2 universities• 4 healthcare providers and healthcare service providers • 2 health insurance funds

COORDINATOR:

eHActionCONSORTIUM

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EXPECTED RESULTS AND IMPACT OF THE JA SUPPORTING THE eHEALTHNETWORK

1. Facilitate cross-border healthcare across the EU and overcome barriers in the implementation of digital solutions in Member States’ healthcare systems

2. Provide the necessary policy support to the digital service infrastructure (eHDSI) with a view to implementing the Commission’s Digital Single Market Strategy as regards interoperability and standardization

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eHActionGOVERNANCE

eHN

eHN secretariat

SteeringCouncil

Coordinator

Leadership Council

WP1 Leader WP2 Leader ... WPn Leader

WP3 Evaluation

WP2 Dissem. eHealthStakeholders

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eHAction

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These 3 WPs are not described in the following pptas they are standard and mandatory WPs of the JA

WORK PACKAGES (WP) FOR THE 3rd JA ON eHEALTH

WP. 1 COORDINATION

WP. 2 DISSEMINATION

WP. 3 EVALUATION

WP.4 EMPOWERING PEOPLE

WP. 5 INNOVATIVE USE OF HEALTH DATA

WP. 6. ENHANCING CONTINUITY OF CARE

WP. 7 IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES AND IMPACT

WP. 8 INTEGRATION IN NATIONAL POLICIES AND SUSTAINABILITY

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EMPOWERINGPEOPLE

WP4

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EMPOWERINGPATIENTS

INNOVATIVE USE OF HEALTH DATA

ENHANCING CONTINUITY

OF CARE

OVERCOMING IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES

WHAT IS THIS ABOUT?

Enabling patientsto have an active role

Self-management

Mobile Health toolsfor better prevention

Telemedicine Services

FOCUS AREAS

TASK 4.1 mHealth and healthapps reliability

TASK 4.2Patient access anduse of data

TASK 4.3Digital health literacyof patients

TASK 4.4Telehealth

DELIVERABLES

D4.1 Policy framework on Patient Empowerment

D4.2 Policy proposal

WP.4EMPOWERING PEOPLE

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INNOVATIVE USE OF HEALTH DATA

WP5

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WP.5INNOVATIVE USE OF HEALTH DATA

WHAT IS THIS ABOUT?

Growth in the range ofinformation that is beingcollected

mAPPs that monitor patients health

Trusted sources of data, analysing and makingvalue

FOCUS AREAS

TASK 5.1 Mapping, awareness raising and policy relevant actionson innovative use of big data in health

TASK 5.2Sharing and learning best practices on European level

TASK 5.3Towards an attempt to define common principles for practical governance

DELIVERABLES

D5.1 Report for the information of the eHN on policy level actions

D5.2 Report on identified cross-border use cases, including assessment of pros & cons of stakeholders, and practical solutions with potential for European scale benefits

D5.3 Proposal for the eHN on the guidance for the implementation of common principles for practical governance of big data with a special focus on data to be used in public health & research

EMPOWERINGPATIENTS

INNOVATIVE USE OF HEALTH DATA

ENHANCING CONTINUITY OF

CARE

OVERCOMING IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES

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ENHANCING CONTINUITY OF CARE

WP6

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WP.6ENHANCING CONTINUITY OF CARE

WHAT IS THIS ABOUT?

First eHealth Cross Borderinformation Services (CBeHIS) go live 2018 in waves until2020

Adoption on national regional and local levels

Legal and IT enablers

New VeH use cases?

FOCUS AREAS

TASK 6.1 Support of eHDSIuptake

TASK 6.2 Support of legal eHDSImatters

TASK 6.3 eSkills for Professionals

DELIVERABLES

D6.1 Roadmap on future eHDSIuse cases and features

D6.2 eHDSI legal report

D6.3 Report on eSkills for Professionals

EMPOWERINGPATIENTS

INNOVATIVE USE OF HEALTH DATA

ENHANCING CONTINUITY

OF CARE

OVERCOMING IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES

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IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES AND IMPACT

WP7

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WP.7OVERCOMING IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES

WHAT IS THIS ABOUT?

eHealth Market fragmented, non-interoperable

Sucessful and continuousGDPR enforcement , raiseshuge challenges from Org, legal, tecnical viewpoints

Lack of skills to implementdigital transformationin health sector

FOCUS AREAS

TASK 7.1 Recommendations on how to implement interoperability guidelines in large health-care organisations

TASK 7.2 Data protection

TASK 7.3 Data and systems security

DELIVERABLES

D7.1 Recommendations and guidelines for IT Management on implementing interoperability actions in healthcare organizations

D7.2 Report on best practices and approaches on data protection at national level.

D7.3 Common security framework for eHealth systems and services at a national and at a cross border level

EMPOWERINGPATIENTS

INNOVATIVE USE OF HEALTH DATA

ENHANCING CONTINUITY OF

CARE

OVERCOMING IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES

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INTEGRATION IN NATIONAL POLICIES AND

SUSTAINABILITY

WP8

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WHAT IS THIS ABOUT?

Preparing the continuity post 2021of the cross border policy cooperation

Strategic & Policy analysis about technology

Integration of its results in national policies.

FOCUS AREAS

TASK 8.1 National and international eHealth strategies

TASK 8.2Policy document about technology report

TASK 8.3Post 2021 scenarios for eHealth policy cooperation

DELIVERABLES

D8.1Report on integration in national policies

D8.2Technology & policy final report

D8.3Sustainability plan and recommendations

MANDATORY TASK, AND REQUIRES WIDE PARTICIPATION FROM MS/C TO PREPARE CONSENSUS AND COMMITMENT.

WP.8INTEGRATION IN NATIONAL POLICIES AND SUSTAINABILITY

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eHAction Macro Plan/Timeline

8.3 - Sustainability plan and recommendations8.2 – Technology & policy final report8.1 - Report on integration in national policies

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Deliverables Status – eHN June and November 2019

Del. # Deliverable name Year 2019June 2019 Nov 2019

D4.1 Policy framework on Patient Empowerment For discussion For adoptionD4.2 Policy proposal -- Information noteD5.1 Report on policy level actions Information note For discussionD5.2 Report on cross-border use cases Draft For infoD6.1 Roadmap on future eHDSI use cases and features For info/adoptionD6.2 eHDSI legal report Draft For infoD6.3 Report on eSkills for Professionals Information note DraftD7.1 Guidelines for IT interoperability Information note DraftD7.2 Best practices report For infoD7.3 Common security framework for eHealth * For discussion For adoption

D8.1 Report on integration in national policies Information note + Draft For info

D8.3 Sustainability plan and recommendations

* - D7.3-Information Note new scope

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Issue at stake:

• Supporting EC on drafting the EC Recommendation on the Electronic Health Record

Exchange Format (EHRxF);

• Definition of the content of EHRxF;

• Discuss topic about data encoding formats, and specifications for exchange protocol

elements.

• The proposal from exchange format is to have everything transferable

• immediately understandable

• patient centred

• glossary easier to collate.

EHRxF – Electronic health record exchange format

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DELIVERABLE ELABORATION & STAKEHOLDERS INVOLVEMENT

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231 followers in February 2019

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