Update Oslo - The eVIK project
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Update Oslo - Building new structures for response in health care services. By Kjetil Moberg, Agency for Health.
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Update Oslo - The eVIK project
- 1. The eVIK-project Kjetil Moberg, project manager Municipality of Oslo, department for e-health Department for e-health
- 2. Background • eVIK – elektronisk velferdsteknologisk informasjonsknutepunkt – An information hub, but with greater ambitions – Project started early 2016, as a local project in Oslo – Main target was to support the rollout of home based care in Oslo – Has evolved into a project in cooperation with The Norwegian Directorate of eHealth – We see this as the starting point for a nation-wide platform – Oslo will be the first “user” on the platform
- 3. Why eVIK? • Support rollout in a larger scale • Demand for integration between equipment and systems for home based care and patient journal system – Save time – Information integrity and security • Information sharing – open interfaces – Between systems – Across organizational boundaries – Between private and public sector – Involve citizens
- 4. eVIK the hub – high expectations Bruker Frivillig/ pårørende Hjemme- tjenesten Sykepleier på sykehjem Fastlege Saksbehandler Sykehuslege Fagsystem/EPJ Legevakt, KAD etc. Responssenter/ alarmsentral Fagsystem/EPJ eVIK
- 5. Oslo today Restricted Zone Trusted Zone DMZ Oslo kommune Vendor
- 6. Oslo today Restricted Zone Trusted Zone DMZ Oslo kommune Vendor
- 8. Oslo tomorrow Restricted Zone Trusted Zone DMZ Oslo kommune Vendor eVIK
- 9. Oslo next week Restricted Zone Trusted Zone DMZ Oslo kommune Vendor eVIK
- 10. Oslo next month Restricted Zone Trusted Zone DMZ Oslo kommune Vendor eVIK
- 11. eVIK platform – start small, think big… Platform users Functionality Medicine Dispenser Oslo Personal alarm GPS tracking Other municipalities Personal connected health Other municipalities Doctors Hospitals «The unknown future…» Innovation
- 12. Challenges • Exposing our secure systems to input from the internet • Need for end-to-end test, verification and risk assessment – Different vendors/partners are responible for different parts of the value-chain • The human factor – Awareness and focus on security issues in IT-systems • …
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- Snakk om Oslo som behovshaver/kravstiller
- No integration – manual input of data in multiple systems
- No integration – many different vendors – how to make the right desiscions with so much input
- Information overload
- 1st step based on Oslos’ needs - integration – vendors system and patient journal
- Next steps – two-wayintegration, eliminate logons and user interfaces, present data from all sources in one application
- Future step – allow direct connections to eVIK (eVIK as an IOT-hub)