Prof. Reinhold Haux Dr. Markus Wagner The Lower Saxony Bank of Health 23 th of August, 2013.

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Prof. Reinhold Haux Dr. Markus Wagner The Lower Saxony Bank of Health 23 th of August, 2013

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen The eHealth.Braunschweig project Secondary process Primary process Transinstitutional information system (Home) care General practitioner outpatientinpatientRehabilitation At home Information management Marketing Quality management Patient-oriented regional health care network Funded by the European Union Duration: Follow-up funding:

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Lower Saxony Bank of Health The Lower Saxony Bank of Health (LSBH) was founded in 2011 basing on results of the eHealth.Braunschweig project. Motivation: Establishment of a standard compliant solution for intersectoral communication in health care As independent and neutral organization (act as trustee) the LSBH will undertake legal and organizational tasks and provide central technical services, with which actors of the health care are able to network in a better way. LSBH is first initiative of this kind in Germany.

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Organizational structure of the LSBH Participants of the network form the groups of: Customers Health Care and Technical Experts Committee Hospital A Hospital B Resident doctors … Lower Saxony Bank of Health Advisory Board Rehabilitation facility Technical Experts Health Care Experts Committee Commitee Academic: Peter L. Reichertz Institute for Medical Informatics Institute for law, TU Braunschweig Participants: Braunschweig Medical Center Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians Lower Saxony Governmental: Ministry of Economy Braunschweig City Council Other: OFFIS e.V. LINEAS Systeme GmbH

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Basic principles of the LSBH (excerpt) Data storage Medical data of individuals should still remain stored at HCPs  different to central data storage idea of IHRB. Why? Reasons for decision (patients & HCP): Achieve high acceptance and trust from patients (  permits data provision for and by LSBH) ▶ Minimize patient’s fear of data misuse  Concerns of illegal data analysis or transfer to unknown third parties higher for central storage ▶ Keep doctor-patient confidentiality  Legal privacy protection for medical documents expires in Germany if they are stored by a “non- HCP”/IHRB

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Basic principles of the LSBH (excerpt) Data storage Medical data of individuals should still remain stored at HCPs Reasons for decision (patients & HCP): Achieve good commitment from HCPs (  provide many documents) ▶ Voluntary provision of electronic documents ▶ Patient has the right to get insight in the original EMR of a HCP ▶ Patient has the right to get a (paper based) copy of the original EMR (but has to pay the efforts) ▶ No explicit legal regulation for electronic copies yet ▶ Many HCPs want to keep “their” documents in their range of influence  different opinions of data ownership

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Basic principles of the LSBH (excerpt) Data storage Chosen Architecture – IHE XDS Affinity Domain Advantage using IHE: base for future national network solutions and cross-border communication of medical data (e.g. the epSOS project in Europe) Registry / Repository Profiles PIX/PDQ, XDS, XCA ATNA, XUA … Local node doc. source, doc. consumer doc. repository Doctor‘s office Local node doc. source, doc. consumer doc. repository Local node doc. source, doc. consumer doc. repository Care home Hospital Web / portal application Administration system Patient Record Drug / medication DB Communication server Clinical information system Administration system Depart. X Electronic Patient Record and archive Depart. Y Nursing documentation and recording system Administration system Regional node (LSBH) ● On independent regional level ● Master Patient Index (MPI) and Document Registry Local node (HCP): ● Encapsulation of IHE acteurs LSBH Copy of attested document Benefit from already successful routine installations (e.g. Austria) and progress in standardization.  Personal EHR  Directed communication

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Basic principles of the LSBH (excerpt) Data storage Central storage as separate hosting service for HCP Registry / Repository Profiles PIX/PDQ, XDS, XCA ATNA, XUA … Local node doc. source, doc. consumer doc. repository Doctor‘s office Local node doc. source, doc. consumer doc. repository Local node doc. source, doc. consumer doc. repository Care home Hospital Web / portal application Administration system Patient Record Drug / medication DB Communication server Clinical information system Administration system Depart. X Electronic Patient Record and archive Depart. Y Nursing documentation and recording system Administration system LSBH

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Basic principles of the LSBH (excerpt) Data storage Complete central data storage technically possible but not intended Registry / Repository Profiles PIX/PDQ, XDS, XCA ATNA, XUA … Local node doc. source, doc. consumer doc. repository Doctor‘s office Local node doc. source, doc. consumer doc. repository Local node doc. source, doc. consumer doc. repository Care home Hospital Web / portal application Administration system Patient Record Drug / medication DB Communication server Clinical information system Administration system Depart. X Electronic Patient Record and archive Depart. Y Nursing documentation and recording system Administration system LSBH

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Basic principles of the LSBH (excerpt) Patient control Only individuals respectively by his/her authorized HCPs should be able to access their medical data. The will of the individual has to be taken into account. According to German data protection law undirected communication of medical data requires an informed consent of the patient (Opt-In). Two-stage consent procedure chosen for communication platform: 1.Registration consent: Patient allows his/her current HCP the registration of documents of the actual treatment context. 2.Retrieval consent: Patient allows his/her current HCP the retrieval of already registered documents.

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Basic principles of the LSBH (excerpt) Data usage All services of the LSBH are known to the respective individuals and HCPs. As a rule the data is used by a HCP for the health care of an affected individual.  The LSBH will not offer or allow a usage of the data by third parties, which is not known by the affected individual or the affected HCP.  In first phase of the LSBH no data is provided for clinical research.

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Perspective: Services of the LSBH Functional ▶ Referral / Discharge documents ▶ Transition care ▶ Transition MRSA ▶ Lab communication ▶ Image communication TNW Administrative ▶ MPI patient identification ▶ HP identification / authentication ▶ XDS referencing ▶ Clearing ▶ ATNA logging ▶ XCA gateway to other domains Technical ▶ Long-term archiving, backups ▶ Monitoring, support and maintenance etc. Functional services Referral / Discharge management MRSA… Administrative services MPIXDSXCAMPI… Technical services Source: PhD thesis Dr. Nathalie Gusew,

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Current status Stage 3: „Prototyp 1.0“ Connecting further hospitals and resident doctors Stage 2: Connecting Braunschweig Medical Center and migrate existing directed communication to IHE infrastructure Stage 1: Setup of central components of the communication infrastructure Stage 4: further extension

© Gesundheitsdatenbank für Niedersachsen Further information: (in German)