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THE EUROPEAN INSTITUTE FOR INNOVATION THR~UGH HEALTH DATA Dipak Kalra Georges De Moor President Advisory Board Chair Electronic Health Records for Clinical Research Responding to a convergence of needs Clinical Research needs Healthcare

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Electronic Health Records for Clinical Research

THE EUROPEAN INSTITUTE FOR INNOVATION THR~UGH HEALTH DATA

Dipak Kalra President Georges De Moor Advisory Board Chair

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Responding to a convergence of needs

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Need to remove the bottlenecks to accessing and combining health data from diverse sources across Europe Clinical Research needs Optimise clinical research processes

  • achieve faster and more accurate

patient identification

  • identify sites that have access to the

most suitable patients

  • reduce protocol amendments

Enhance access to Real World Data

  • study the use of new medicines in real

populations

  • conduct comparative effectiveness

studies

  • monitor long term safety
  • gather evidence for adaptive licensing

Healthcare needs Improve quality and safety of care

  • enhance care co-ordination
  • increase adherence to clinical

evidence

  • reduce medical errors and treatment

delays Support patients in self-care and health maintenance Improve efficiency of care

  • optimise care pathways to improve
  • utcomes
  • collate evidence for public health

strategy and decision-making

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The Learning Health System

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Common challenges to the use of health data for person-centred care, and the reuse of health data for clinical research

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Interoperability Data security, privacy & ethics Scalability and sustainability Data quality and utility

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There is a need to combine and sustain the results of European projects

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eHealth Stakeholders Group

and to form partnerships

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i~HD is registered in Belgium as a not-for-profit organisation It is being financed by membership fees, by providing services such as certification and governance and through specifically-funded projects and initiatives The European Institute for Innovation through Health Data (i~HD) has been formed as one of the key sustainable entities arising from the EHR4CR and SemanticHealthNet projects, in collaboration with several other European projects and initiatives supported by the European Commission

Guiding and catalysing the best, most efficient and trustworthy uses of health data and interoperability, for optimising health and knowledge discovery

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i~HD has been formed because a complementary, neutral and not-for-profit organisation is needed

▪ to play a central role in governing and expanding a trustworthy health data-driven ecosystem including EHRs and clinical research platforms ▪ to promote the adoption of healthcare standards and of data quality, to enable more effective, safer and better integrated healthcare ▪ to act as a connector between health care and clinical research standards, that are presently developed in silos and impair the interoperability and pooling of health data for research ▪ to promote to society the importance of using health data for research, to improve efficiency through reduced duplications, delays, costs enhance speed and efficiency in clinical studies

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Harmonised health information and standards Solutions for better quality health data, and legitimate uses of data Quality assessments, certification and audit Value Assessment programmes Clinical Research needs Healthcare needs Best practices in information governance Intelligence derived from health data e.g. research, outcomes

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Agenda

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Club des Cordeliers- French Revolution (1789-1794)

Assasinat de Marat dans son bain par Jacques-Louis David (1793) Couvent des Cordeliers, 1793 Localisation sur la carte de Paris

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Agenda