11:15-11:45 Pirkko Kortekangas, openEHR Finland: Finnish work around recording self-measurements of patients using openEHR – presentation and discussion (30 min)
11:45-12:20 Henri Huttunen, Una Oy: Benefits and challenges using openEHR-based clinical decision support (20 min + discussion 15 min)
Update:
12.20-12.50 Vesa Järvitalo, Medanets: how open is the open ecosystem – a perspective of a ecosystem module vendor
(15 min + discussion 15 min)
12.50 -13.50 Short updates on any current topics in Sweden, Norway, Finland and openEHR International
13:50-14:00 Agreement on the next meeting (10 min)
Organizer
The Finish openEHR community
P.S. Old previously planned content that we hope to cover some other time: 12:20-13:05 Rob Schubert, Expert in EHDS project: openEHR in the context of European health data space
Here is a better formatted verison of the current openEHR modelling related projects at Karolinska University Hospital:
Beställningar och kemlab-svar [Clinical chemistry: orders and results*]
Beställningar och patologi-svar [Pathology: orders and results*]
Omvårdnadsaktiviteter/åtgärder relaterad till vårdbehovsmätning (BEVARA)
Registrering av In- och utfarter (avser även CHA) [Catheters, drains etc.]
Läkemedel [Medication]
Cytostatika [Chemotherapy]
CHA – PDMS [export data from our upcoming PDMS system “CHA”]
Operationsanteckning bröstcancer [openEHR breast cancer surgery notes]
*) The most urgent need is to get the results in openEHR format, but usually a many data points in a result come from the “order” part so it may help modeling that at the same time
For anyone who didn’t get my email, here’s the link to the “Self reported data and openEHR” workshop Doodle. Please participate before the end of Wednesday February 8th: Doodle
I found the Finnish overview picture interesting when it comes to e.g. self reported data, attachning a captured screenshot below but perhaps somebody could share the original?
The workshop will be on March 13th 12:00-14:00 CET. Please DM me to get the invitation if you haven’t already got one, or get a colleague to forward the invitation to you.