The project ‘Katéter & Monika’ How to link and visualize health data Innovation in Healthcare 30 May 2013 Basic information • Official name: Development of national health monitoring and capacity map database and applications • Budget: 1 billion HUF (~ 3.4 million EUR) • Realization: February 2013 – October 2014 • Consortium members: – National Institute for Quality- and Organizational Development in Healthcare and Medicine (GYEMSZI) – Governmental Information-Technology Development Agency (KIFÜ) • Sponsor: Ministry of Human Resources (EMMI) Goal of the project To create the database of all information and services in healtcare which supports the transparent functioning of the sector and contributes to the evidence-based preparation of strategic decisions. Group of targets • • • • • • Decision-makers at national and regional level Management of inpatient institutions National and international researchers Analysts of other ministries Medical societies and patient organizations Public, media, civil society Tools of realization Data warehouse and exploiter modules Data sources • Turnover of the Healthcare System OEP • Master data of providers OTH • Needs and reference data KSH • Rescue events OMSZ • HR capacity EEKH • Registers and controlling GYEMSZI What can we know from this data warehouse? What happened? Exactly where, when, with who, how often, etc. happened? Why did it happen? What will happen? What is optimal? Source: Competing on analytics. Davenport & Harris. 2007 ‘Products’ • • • • • • • • Controlled data link with data hosts Optimized data warehouse structure Linked data, ready to analyse Indicators Reports Data analysis tools Skilled users Skilled operator team (operation, development, analysis) Main professional challenges • • • • • • Assessment of needs Data cleansing Upload historical data Produce consistent time series Data link Development of standard reports (durability) Sum Up Source: Assessing the National Health Information System - An Assessment Tool. WHO. 2008 Ensuring Sustainability Competence center Data management Regulatory frameworks Permanently involving actors, incorporating feedbacks • Organizing user trainings • Internal and external PR – the system should be used in reality! • Continuous updating of database • • • • The results of the project • Access of valid data, providing information at the appropriate time, processing level, quality and form. • This will be the fundamental application for the healthcare analysts. • Unified serving of unique and regular data requests. • Creation of knowledge base to support healthcare decision-making. • Common use of valid data can (will) improve the quality, efficiency, fairness and sustainability of health systems. Grazie for your attention! Asztalos Péter analyst asztalos.peter@gyemszi.hu