SESSION 210: <br/>Technical Masterclasses for hands on learning
Track 11
| Sunday, July 9, 2023 |
| 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM |
| C4.11 |
Overview
C4.11
Data access – Going global
Data access – Going global
Details
Day two will see standards and interoperability stream come together with senior leaders in CXIO and International Policy Forum sessions to focus on the significant global initiative – International Patient Summary (IPS). The IPS is an electronic record extract containing essential healthcare information to support ‘unplanned, cross border care’, but not limited to that. We have all been in situation overseas where this happens or potentially happens. Look at the work that has been completed to date, the policy imperatives, ties to citizen centric services and other relevant topics.
This day will go from strategic overview into more detailed discussion on the IPS.
Learning outcomes:Understand what is meant by IPS and International Patient Access
Understand what the core components are of the IPS
Understand the global policy position on the IPS
Understand what a Core FHIR Implementation Guide and its relationship is to an IPS
Understand how different countries are progressing with implementing the IPS
Understand where to go for more resources to get started.
The International Patient Summary (IPS) is a standard for sharing essential health information and supported by global programs for digital health, such as the Global Digital Health Partnership (GDHP). The IPS was also endorsed by the G7 and G20 as key focus for interoperability. The IPS is a Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) document standard and establishes how structured data can be shared worldwide using controlled vocabularies and terminologies such as LOINC and SNOMED CT.
Supported by CSIRO, HL7 Australia, HL7 International, SNOMED International, and IHE Australia you will meet the experts and the ability to ask the questions direct to those in the know.
Buy a one-day, two-day, or full conference delegate pass to get yourself there. There is plenty on offer. You will be challenged by choice.
Learning outcomes:
The International Patient Summary (IPS) is a standard for sharing essential health information and supported by global programs for digital health, such as the Global Digital Health Partnership (GDHP). The IPS was also endorsed by the G7 and G20 as key focus for interoperability. The IPS is a Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) document standard and establishes how structured data can be shared worldwide using controlled vocabularies and terminologies such as LOINC and SNOMED CT.
Supported by CSIRO, HL7 Australia, HL7 International, SNOMED International, and IHE Australia you will meet the experts and the ability to ask the questions direct to those in the know.
Buy a one-day, two-day, or full conference delegate pass to get yourself there. There is plenty on offer. You will be challenged by choice.
Speaker
Prof Trish Williams FAIDH
Cisco Chair and Professor of Digital Health Systems
Flinders University
Objectives for the day
Biography
Professor Trish Williams is Cisco Chair and Professor in Digital Health Systems at Flinders University in South Australia, Director of the Flinders Digital Health Research Centre and the Cisco-Flinders Digital Health Design Lab. She holds a leadership position in the College of Science and Engineering in research, IT/Software Engineering/Security/Health Informatics disciplines and in staff supervision. As International Co-Chair of HL7 Security, and Australian expert on security, software and safety on health informatics ISO standards (Technical Committee 215), she builds on over 30 years of experience in healthcare computing including 15 years’ industry experience in general practice and pharmacy computing.
Kate Ebrill FAIDH
Lead- Interoperability
Australian e-Health Research Centre, CSIRO
Objectives of the day
Biography
Peter Jordan
Affiliate Director
HL7 International
Executive Overview Policy discussion - International Patient Summary
Biography
I am a Solution Architect with a primary focus on healthcare information terminology, modeling, exchange and interoperability. As a member of Health Level Seven (HL7) with strong links, via NZ country membership, to SNOMED International, I also participate in the development and implementation of international healthcare information standards.
Within the New Zealand Digital Health Sector, I am Secretary and a past Chair of the HL7 Affiliate and a Fellow of Health Informatics New Zealand (HiNZ). Internationally, I am an Affiliate Director on the HL7 International Board; member of the Affiliate Engagement Committee; and a Co-Chair of the SNOMED on FHIR Terminology Services Group.
Herko Coomans
International Digital Health Coordinator
Nl Ministry of Health
Executive Overview Policy discussion - International Patient Summary
Biography
Herko Coomans is a digital health policy coordinator who builds international alliances and partnerships at the Netherlands Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in The Hague. He is an advocate of less talk and more action, challenging himself and those around him to go outside their comfort-zone. He created the National Health Information Council, sits on the SNOMED General Assembly, and is deputy vice-chair of the Global Digital Health Partnership. He has 15 years' experience with e-government development, but has found his heart is in digital health and innovation.
Grahame Grieve FAIDH
Principal
Health Intersections
Towards an open and sustainable community process for standards development
Biography
Grahame Grieve is HL7's Product Director for "FHIR" - the leading healthcare data exchange standard of the future. Grahame has a background in laboratory medicine, software vendor development, clinical research, open source development and has also conceived, developed and sold interoperability and clinical document solutions and products in the Australian market and around the world. Grahame has worked to develop standards and solutions with several US vendor consortiums, and the national programs of Canada, England, Singapore, and Australia. In the last decade, Grahame has focused on nurturing and leading the FHIR community around the world.
Reuben Daniels FAIDH CHIA
Enterprise Architect
QLD Health
Towards an open and sustainable community process for standards development
Biography
Reuben Daniels is an Enterprise Architect and Chair of the Gender and Sex Sub Working Group in Queensland Health. He is also an HL7 Australia Board Director and co-chairs the Terminology Infrastructure Work Group and Terminology Services Management Group in HL7 International.
A/Prof David Rowlands FAIDH
Managing Director
Digital Health Leadership Australasia Pty Ltd
Towards an open and sustainable community process for standards development
Biography
David Rowlands, FAIDH, AFCHSM is one of Australia’s most senior health informaticians, whose work on digital health is grounded in health service and system executive management experience. He is a recognised leader in digital health and health informatics, nationally and internationally, and a health system/service strategist and change agent with extensive international consulting and community building experience.
David holds adjunct positions at RMIT University (Melbourne) and the RCSI University, Ireland. He is a Director at WentWest Ltd (Western Sydney PHN), and a member of the WHO Roster of Global Health Experts.
David is author of ‘A Practitioner’s Guide to Health Informatics in Australia’, the text underpinning Australia’s Certified Health Informatician program, and a passionate pursuer of digital health interoperability and standards.
Diego Kaminker
Deputy Standards Chief Implementation Officer
HL7 International
Towards an open and sustainable community process for standards development
Biography
Diego Kaminker has been an HL7 Fellow since 2018. He defined,
implemented, maintained hundreds of healthcare interoperability
projects using major HL7 standards (V2.x,CDA R2 and FHIR).
