New Zealand e-health standards agenda 2013
•Descargar como PPTX, PDF•
1 recomendación•402 vistas
Recomendados
Recomendados
Más contenido relacionado
Similar a New Zealand e-health standards agenda 2013
Similar a New Zealand e-health standards agenda 2013 (20)
Más de Alastair Kenworthy
Más de Alastair Kenworthy (9)
Último
Último (20)
New Zealand e-health standards agenda 2013
- 1. Standards update to PCIM Group & National Vendor Forum April 2013
- 2. 2
- 3. pharmacy shared care · NZePS e-discharge · interRAI · ePRF ECGs · patient portals R-CDR
- 4. 4
- 5. HISO Work Plan 2013 5
- 6. Priority 1 NZ Health Data Set Continuum of Care · NZPOCS Health Identity · Palliative Care interRAI · R-CDRs · EDIT NZ 6
- 7. Priority 2 disabilities ref set · e-prescribing GP2GP · maternity data set e-forms · cancer specialties dental data set7
- 8. 10049 VC equipment - final 10046 NHI - public comment May 10047 interRAI - public comment 10043 CDA - public comment 10045 HPI - development 10048 ED workflow - development 8
- 9. 10023 PRIMHD - parked 10004 NZPOCS - review started 10008 Path and Rad - review started 10030 ePharmaceutical 10037 Connect Health network 9
- 10. Summer of CDA 10
- 11. HISO 10040 Reference Architecture for Interoperability Part 2 11
- 12. NZePS + GP2GP 10041.1 Referral Requests .2 Shared Health Summaries .3 Medications Lists .4 Discharge Summaries 12
- 13. 13
- 14. R-CDR 14
- 15. Integration testing platform 15
- 16. Certification 16
Notas del editor
- EMR Adoption Model (EMRAM) for uptake of HIT within the hospital. There are 8 stages, with the topmost being a fully paperless environment. Below this, physician documentation / charting (structured templates), full CDSS and closed loop medication administration environment are fully implemented.Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model – a structured assessment developed by HIMSS Analytics to measure hospital progress towards full electronic system rollout.NHITB will coordinate EMRAM assessments that benchmark New Zealand hospitals against similarly sized hospitals globally. All hospitals in the US, along with most Canadian and European hospitals, have completed EMRAM assessments. DHBs are keen to participate, and results available to date indicate New Zealand hospitals compare well globally.To progress from one stage of adoption to the next, a hospital must have implemented everything at the preceding levelScores go to 4 decimal places, depending on achievements at higher levels (which makes big jumps possible)
- Another tricky case – prescription for antibiotics attached to a cellulitis referral