Connected Health
MIHMEP XIII SDA Bocconi 1
CONNECTED HEALH IN BARCELONA
CONNECTED HEALTH
UPINDER SINGH
MIHMEP XIII
Upinder Singh
MIHMEP XIII
INTRODUCTION
This reports documents the findings o f a three month long study of the connected health project (AISBE) in t he Barcelona Esquerra region, makes a direct comparison o f the project in Barcelona to the National Electronic Health Record project in Singapore a nd makes proposals for the future evolution of the AISBE p roject based on interviews with key personnel and study o f well documented p rojects operating in different parts of the world namely Singapore, United States, Denmark, I taly and Spain.
M ETHODOLOG Y
To evaluate the connected health project in Barcelona k ey personnel responsible at different levels of healthcare delivery were interviewed. Specific questionnaires were designed to gather their views on the current state of the project and their vision for the future. A q uestionnaire was provided to key personnel responsible for the National Electronic
Healthcare Record (NEHR) Project in Singapore to make an appropriate comparison of
NEHR to the connected healthcare project in Barcelona. I n addition, the healthcare IT solutions available at different healthcare providers were comprehensively reviewed.
Well documented connected healthcare projects were studied in order to develop a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and leading practices followed in the healthcare IT sector in different parts of the world. The lessons learnt were used to propose the future evolution of the Atención Integral Sanitaria de Barcelona- Esquerra
(AISBE) project keeping in mind the current system architecture, policies and economic crisis. Upinder Singh
MIHMEP XIII
INDEX
1. INTEGRATED CARE AND CONNETED HEALTH
1.1 INTRODUCTION
1.2 WHY CONNECTED HEALTH
1.3 BENEFITS OF CONNECTED HEALTH
1.4 THE LADDER TO INTEGRATED CARE
1.5 APPROACHES TO INTEROPERABILITY
2. CONNECTED HEALTH
CONNECTED HEALH IN BARCELONA
CONNECTED HEALTH
UPINDER SINGH
MIHMEP XIII
Upinder Singh
MIHMEP XIII
INTRODUCTION
This reports documents the findings o f a three month long study of the connected health project (AISBE) in t he Barcelona Esquerra region, makes a direct comparison o f the project in Barcelona to the National Electronic Health Record project in Singapore a nd makes proposals for the future evolution of the AISBE p roject based on interviews with key personnel and study o f well documented p rojects operating in different parts of the world namely Singapore, United States, Denmark, I taly and Spain.
M ETHODOLOG Y
To evaluate the connected health project in Barcelona k ey personnel responsible at different levels of healthcare delivery were interviewed. Specific questionnaires were designed to gather their views on the current state of the project and their vision for the future. A q uestionnaire was provided to key personnel responsible for the National Electronic
Healthcare Record (NEHR) Project in Singapore to make an appropriate comparison of
NEHR to the connected healthcare project in Barcelona. I n addition, the healthcare IT solutions available at different healthcare providers were comprehensively reviewed.
Well documented connected healthcare projects were studied in order to develop a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and leading practices followed in the healthcare IT sector in different parts of the world. The lessons learnt were used to propose the future evolution of the Atención Integral Sanitaria de Barcelona- Esquerra
(AISBE) project keeping in mind the current system architecture, policies and economic crisis. Upinder Singh
MIHMEP XIII
INDEX
1. INTEGRATED CARE AND CONNETED HEALTH
1.1 INTRODUCTION
1.2 WHY CONNECTED HEALTH
1.3 BENEFITS OF CONNECTED HEALTH
1.4 THE LADDER TO INTEGRATED CARE
1.5 APPROACHES TO INTEROPERABILITY
2. CONNECTED HEALTH
References: 1. Gröne, O & Garcia- Barbero, M (2002): Trends in Integrated Care – Reflections on Conceptual Issues 5. One Patient, One Record: S ingapore’s National EHR Journey: MOHH, ISD(September 2012)