eHealth Governance Initiative eHGI An European Member States Project 1
About eHGI The eHGI represents a political and strategic commitment to address eHealth care goals by: supporting as a platform for technical & political cooperation between European countries on eHealth; removing barriers to the deployment of eHealth; driving the importance of the deployment of ICT in healthcare; setting priorities like: eID semantic interoperability minimum/maximum data set of medical records others 2
The initiative… … deals with cross -border interoperability in the field of eHealth; … acts as a driving force to facilitate decision making at national level; … develops guidelines and recommendations for European Nations; … thereby considers outcomes of other projects closely related to eHealth (epSOS, STORK, Digital Agenda, etc.). 3
HLeHGG* (State Secretaries / DG) Transformation under Art. 14 Pre Dir. Post Dir. Network Art. 14 (EC/DG SANCO + High Level MS) eHGI (Work Packages) (operational MS, EC, stakeholder; integration of epSOS and other related initiatives) eHealth Network Art. 14 * High Level eHealth Governance Group 4
Political goals The overall objective of the initiative is… ‚… to contribute actively to the shaping of the eHealth political agenda at EU level, with a specific focus on interoperability. Member States aim at achieving Interoperability and increasing the quality and efficiency of care by strengthening their cooperation at High Political Level to get support in how to deploy eHealth services also across borders. ‘ The Art. 14 Networks mission: ‚The Network will bring together the national authorities responsible for eHealth on a voluntary basis to work on common orientations for eHealth. The eHealth Network is expected to translate the results of numerous research projects and pilot projects into real-life accessible services for European citizens.‘ 5
The eHGI in figures • Project duration: 26 European Nations: 36 months • Project period: Austria Malta 1st February 2011 – end of January 2014 Belgium Norway • Volume: Cyprus Poland € 2,5 Million (co-financed by EC) Czech Republic Portugal • Denmark Slovakia 26 European Nations Estonia Slovenia • Consortium > 40 beneficiaries: France Spain – Ministries and public institutions Germany Sweden – Private organizations of doctors, Greece Switzerland patients, pharmaceutical industry and Hungary The Netherlands nurses Ireland Turkey – Represantitive of hospitals and Italy United Kingdom healthcare providers Latvia – Industry associations Luxembourg 6
eHGI Project Structure Joint Action Thematic Network WP1 Coordination - Joint Action (Austria) Total volume: € 2.503.791 WP1 Coordination - Thematic Network (Austria) Project Steering Committee (PSC) Executive Committee (EXCO) & WP2 Dissemination WP7 Roadmapping (Slovakia) (France) Joint Action: Thematic Network: WP3 Evaluation WP8 Interoperability, € 2.003.791 € 500.000 (Denmark) Standardization & Markets (Germany) WP4 Policy Alignment & Strategy WP9 Legal & Protection Development Co-financed with: 100% of Personal Data (Spain / Sweden) € 1.001.895 DG Infso (Greece) WP5 Mainstreaming (France) 50% DG SANCO & 50% beneficiaries WP6 Trust & Acceptability (shared between stakeholder groups) 7
Contact information: www.ehgi.eu Project Coordination Team: Project Coordinator: Dr. Clemens-Martin AUER Director General ATNA eHGI Project Coordinator ATNA - Federal Ministry of Health Austria / Bundesministerium für Gesundheit ehgi@ehealth.gv.at Radetzkystraße 2 Gottfried HEIDER 1030 Vienna Deputy Head Austria eHGI Project Coordinator gottfried.heider@ehealthcon.at www.bmg.gv.at Isabella WEBER Operational Management eHGI Project Coordinator isabella.weber@bmg.gv.at 8
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