e-SHARE: eID enabled Standardized and HArmonized health REcords management
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| Coordinator | Stockholms universitet - Stockholms universitet Inst f data- & systemvetenskap DSV |
| Funding from Vinnova | SEK 2 956 167 |
| Project duration | November 2021 - June 2024 |
| Status | Ongoing |
| Venture | 2021-02014-en |
| Call | International collaboration for innovations with actors in Brazil in collaboration with EMBRAPII |
Purpose and goal
e-Share aims to elicit the requirements and analyse the impact of a patient-centred approach, and harmonised standardised management of patient records, have on the local health system digital identification, preserving the privacy and security of patient data. Its objectives are: 1. Gap analysis of current eHealth record management. 2. Requirement elicitation and design solutions for eID based health records management 3. Building a prototype to demonstrate the functionality of patient-centred eHealth record management
Expected results and effects
The project results will include: R1.Recommendations for a digital solution patient-centric Health record management (HRM) R2.Legal and ethical recommendations R3.Recommendations for eID enabled patient/HCP authentication service R4.A semantic and technical framework for HRM R5.A solution toolbox prototype R6.The prototype (MVP) R7.Metadata and semantics models for interoperability of HRM R8.Decision support toolbox R9.Recommendation for implementing patient-centred HRM R10. Policy and sustainability recommendations
Planned approach and implementation
The project has 6 work packages, whereas WP1 is the coordination activates. WP2 will provide the current landscape of eHealth and patient records management, aiming at a starting point to the e-SHARE contributions to the field. The outcome of the WP2 will be feeding into WP3-5. The project has 3 phases: 1.Preparation phase Setting the ground of the project, formation of the project road map. 2.Project execution phase Active work implementation of the project under the 6 WPs as described in the proposal. 3.Project closure phase handover of project outcomes to stakeholders.