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Nordic co-operation supporting the work of healthcare professionals and data quality through e-health standards Har passerat

Tisdag 14 maj 2024 11:20 - 11:45 F4

Föreläsare: Juha Mykkänen, Manne Andersson, Minna Maria Hernandez

Spår: Sverige i Norden och EU

The Nordic Council of Ministers' standardisation group for eHealth focuses on standardisation, and one of the tasks for 2023–2025 is to contribute to and ensure that the Reducing Clinician Burden (RCB) initiative is taken into account in standardisation work in the Nordic countries.

The published guide  "Supporting the healthcare professionals' work and data quality through e-Health standards" is the result of the collaboration between working group members of the Nordic eHealth standardization group. The guidelines are also anchored in the main group. The working group has also consulted the Nordic eHealth Research Network's scientific experts regarding RCBs and has received valuable input to the guide.

The background to this guideline is the Nordic eHealth Standardization Group's mission, which is to contribute and communicate the initiative "Reducing clinician burden" (RCB) initiative. It has become increasingly important to find out how to support the daily work of healthcare professionals and how to facilitate better data quality through eHealth standards. There are also small, nuanced differences between the American-born term RCB versus how one understands the theme in a Nordic context.

Although a lot of thorough work is being done to reduce the documentation burden on healthcare professionals globally, there are still some characteristics and needs in the Nordic environments. Furthermore, data quality is considered increasingly important for both primary and secondary use of health data in the Nordic countries. The Nordic working group has formulated some principles and recommendations that all parties involved in the standardisation work should follow. They are intended to apply to improve data quality, to support day-to-day work and to help reduce the overall burden of clinical work on healthcare professionals. Principles include general aspects that should be followed by different stakeholders and are applicable to many different activities related to the development and use of standards. They form the basis for more detailed recommendations. The recommendations focus on more specific and actionable activities or stakeholder groups.

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Klinikers användarupplevelse, utbrändhet och välbefinnande

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Profilbild för Juha Mykkänen

Juha Mykkänen Föreläsare

chief specialist
Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare

Juha Mykkänen (PhD, adjunct professor, FIAHSI) is a chief specialist in Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL). He works on national, Nordic and European level on interoperability, standards and information architecture. He has co-authored various papers, reports, specifications, regulations and recommendations related to interoperability, enterprise architecture, health and social care information systems development and information security. Among other projects, he has been working with national Kanta information services in Finland, COVID-19 information management, certification of health information systems, European Health Data Space and eHealth standardization, and related groups on national and international level.

Profilbild för Manne Andersson

Manne Andersson Föreläsare

Arkitekt
E-hälsomyndigheten

Manne has extensive knowledge in the field of interoperability, standardisation and architecture both on a national and international level.

Minna Maria Hernandez Föreläsare

Seniorrådgiver
Helsedirektoratet

Seniorrådgiver i Helsedirektoratet, Avdeling Standardisering