Foundation for digital services
Objectives
Common needs
Building blocks
Focus areas
Governance
Foundation for digital services
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National
level
Ministry of Health
Regional/
local
Level
Ministry of Local
Government
426 Municipalities
Municipal and inter-
muinicipal ICT
functions
KommIT
4.600 GPs
Vendor market
The Parliament
1.500 Contracted Specialists
and institutions
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Objectives
More efficient
collaboration
Faster digitalisation Improved information
security
Increased innovation
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New interoperability
concepts
MessagingDocument
exchange
Document
sharing Open
APIs
Staff Inhabitant
The Foundation for digital services consists of five building blocks
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Coordinated developmentCoordinated governance and development of all
building blocks Scope
Solves common needs
Purpose Improved collaboration and interoperability
SemanticsCommon
master data
Common
componentsRules and
regulationsCommon
infrastructure
Legal interoperability
Organisational interoperabillity
Semantic interoperabillity
Technical interoperabillity
Laws and regulations
Contracts and agreements
Patient flow and processes
Standards for e-Health
Semantics
Applications and components
Infrastructure
Increasing interoperability
European interoperabillity framwork
For the purpose of the EIF,
interoperability is the ability of
organisations to interact towards
mutually beneficial goals, involving the
sharing of information and knowledge
between these organisations, through
the business processes they support,
by means of the exchange of data
between their ICT systems.
European
interoperabillity
framwork
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What do we want to achieve?
The foundation for digital services,
supports the e-health solutions to
provide continuous improvement of the
health care services
Foundation for digital services
E-health solutions
Saved costs
Increased confidence
in health services
Responsibility
for own health
Research
and innovation
Increased
efficiency
Better
treatment
Development of
new e-health
solutions
Increased
patient safety
Inhabitant
Increased use of
e- health services
Better
collaboration
Document sharing Open APIs Common language Common master data
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Focus areas
Stimulate innovation
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Implement a standardized framwork
based on IHE XDS for sharing
documents. Supported by common
components.
Document sharing
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Open APIs based on FHIR to
exchange structured data. Common
components such as API-
management.
Open APIs
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Implement a common language based onSNOMED CT to imporve theinteroperabillity and exchange of data and information
Common language
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Common master data on a platform, published via FHIR based APIs • Inhabitant • Health practitioner • Health organisations
Common master data
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Stimulate innovation by providing easy
access to open APIs, documentation and
test environments.
Stimulate innovation
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Specialist health services (regional)
FastlegeSpecialists w/
agreement
FastlegePrivate
hospitals
EHRCurve
Medic
ation
RIS
PACSLAB
EHRCurve
Medic
ation
RIS
PACSLAB
EHRCurve
Medic
ation
RIS
PACSLAB
EHRCurve
Medic
ation
RIS
PACSLAB
EHRCurve
Medic
ation
EHRCurve
Medic
ation
RIS
PACSLAB
Primary care (municipalities)
Fastlege
Other actors
4.500 General
Practitioners
42
2 m
un
icip
alit
ies
Fastlege191 Emergency
Clinics
Antenatal, child,
school health
Fastlege1.000 Nursing
homes
FastlegeHome care
ApotekNAV
Pharmacy
EHR
EHR
EHR
EHR
EHR IoT
IoT
Devi
ces
Devi
ces
Respons
senter
løsning
Dentists
ApotekPrivate without
agreements
Flåte-
styring
FastlegeOther
services FastlegePrivate lab
and radiology
ApotekChild protective
services
ApotekSchools
EHRCurve
Medic
ation
RIS
PACSLAB
Government institutions and systems
National solutions
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