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R. Van de Velde 1 Prof. R. Van de Velde The promise of Clinical Information Systems The promise of Clinical Information Systems Challenges and perspectives at the beginning of the 21th century Challenges and perspectives at the beginning of the 21th century IBBT 19 Oktober 2004

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R. Van de Velde 1

Prof. R. Van de Velde

The promise of Clinical Information SystemsThe promise of Clinical Information SystemsChallenges and perspectives at the beginning of the 21th centuryChallenges and perspectives at the beginning of the 21th century

IBBT19 Oktober 2004

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IntroductionIntroduction

> Introduction

> Design Principles

> Challenges

> Conclusions: AZ-VUB experience

> Introduction

• Setting the scene

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Hospital “AZ-VUB”

Beds 700 Staff members 2.700 Admissions 2002 26.000 Emergency patients 2002 54.000 Ambulatory patients 2002 280.000

Hospital “De Bijtjes”

Beds 200 Hospital within 10-miles radius

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IT-StrategyIT-Strategy

> Introduction

> Design Principles

> Challenges

> Conclusions : AZ-VUB experience

> Design Principles

• Component Software

• Multi-Layered

• Hospital-Wide

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AZ-VUB: IT - Design Principle #1 Conceptual AZ-VUB: IT - Design Principle #1 Conceptual View View

Multi Layer

Hospital Wide

Component OrientedComponent Oriented

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AZ-VUB: IT - Design Principle #1AZ-VUB: IT - Design Principle #1

Component Oriented

Activity

Patient Organization

AuthorisationKnowledge

Medical Record

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AZ-VUB: IT - Design Principle #2 Technical AZ-VUB: IT - Design Principle #2 Technical ViewView

Multi Layer

Component Oriented

Multi Layer

Hospital Wide

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Bio signals (ECG) Images Web Pages

City J Jane Smith 561224-1234 # 15

931212 Diagnosis : Fracture of femur 4pH

Family history : Both parents diedfrom myocardial infarction

Patient history : Fell on slipperypavement in Brussels yesterday ...

Status : Examination of right leg shows ...

3

2

1Medical Record

Alphanumeric data

TheThe Layered IT-Architecture at AZ VUB Layered IT-Architecture at AZ VUB

Patient

Componentry

Act Resource Medical Knowledge Authorization

Patient support EnterpriseMedical Care E-Health

Security Transactions Messaging Naming servicesSecurity Transactions Messaging Naming services J2

EE FR

AM

EW

OR

KJ2

EE FR

AM

EW

OR

K

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AZ-VUB IT - Design Principle #3 User AZ-VUB IT - Design Principle #3 User PerspectivePerspective

Multi Layer

Component Oriented

Hospital WideHospital Wide

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Outside the Organization

The Web Expands Composite ViewsThe Web Expands Composite Views

Internal and External Composite View

Electronic bonding with

internal & external users

Reduction of intermediary

personnel

Role-centric view of

information

ApplicationB

ApplicationC

ApplicationA

Function-oriented

Web

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Ongoing projectsOngoing projects

> Introduction

> Design Principles

> Challenges

• Terminology Server

• Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS)

• Workflow Project

• The Storage Gap

• Mobility versus Wireless

> Conclusions : AZ-VUB experience

> Challenges

• Terminology Server

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Revealing assumptions is an essential component of effective communication.information models are an effective means of documenting our assumptions

about data

Yes, I doplay

football.

Do youplay

football?

Reveal AssumptionsReveal Assumptions

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> Main Entry: in·ter·op·er·a·bil·i·tyFunction: nounDate: 1977: ability of a system (as a weapons system) to use the parts or equipment of another system

Source: Merriam-Webster web site

> interoperability : ability of two or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged.

Source: IEEE Standard Computer Dictionary: A Compilation of IEEE Standard Computer Glossaries, IEEE, 1990]

Semanticinteroperability

Syntacticalinteroperability

The Importance of InteroperabilityThe Importance of Interoperability

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TerminologyTerminology

HPI: History of present illness Exam: Physical exam

Diag: Other tests Rx : Medications

PMH: Past medical history Labs: Clinical Lab

Dx: Diagnoses Tx: other therapy

HPI PMH Exam Labs Diag Dx Rx Tx

ICD$ + ++ ++

ICT$ +

DRG +

SNOMED +++ +++ +++ ++ ++ +++ ++ ++

Nursing +++ +++

LOINC +++ +

NDC ++

RxNorm +++

ATC +++

UMLS ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++

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Ongoing projectsOngoing projects

> Introduction

> Design Principles

> Challenges

• Terminology Server

• Clinical Decision Support Systems

(CDSS)

• Workflow Project

• The Storage Gap

• Mobility versus Wireless

> Conclusions : AZ-VUB experience

> Challenges

• Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS)

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Five Generations of EMRsFive Generations of EMRsF

un

ctio

nal

ity

Availability of Products

19931993

1. Collector

2. Result Server

3. Assistant

4. Collaegue

5. Mentor

19981998 2008200820032003 20122012

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A Continuum Knowledge Application and DiscoveryA Continuum Knowledge Application and Discovery

Monitoring patient data with passive decision support

Interceptingincorrect clinicaldecisions

Making the right decisions the easiest decisions

Rapid Self-Improving Health System

Paper-based InformationAnd Knowledge

Paper-based InformationAnd Knowledge

OnlineAccess To Data and Knowledge

OnlineAccess To Data and Knowledge

Safety NetSafety Net AnticipationAnticipation UnderstandingPerformance

UnderstandingPerformance

Surveillance Interactive Proactive Learning

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> Alerts and reminders : drug-drug

> Protocols : sequence of tasks

> Administrative : ES Billing

IOM report“To Err is Human”

Clinical DSS : Application areasClinical DSS : Application areas

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DSS – Protocols : Radiotherapy PlanningDSS – Protocols : Radiotherapy Planning

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Ongoing projectsOngoing projects

> Introduction

> Design Principles

> Challenges

• Terminology Server

• Clinical Decision Support Systems

(CDSS)

• Workflow Project

• The Storage Gap

• Mobility versus Wireless

> Conclusions : AZ-VUB experience

> Challenges

• Workflow Project

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R. Van de Velde 22 Procedures Medication

Outcome & Results

EX

PE

RT

SY

ST

EM

TA

RIF

HO

SP

ITA

L M

AN

AG

EM

EN

T

(33.

000)

Workflow in HC: AZ VUB – Monthly Flow & FiguresWorkflow in HC: AZ VUB – Monthly Flow & Figures

Patient

Nursing

Medical Care

Scheduling

Req

uis

itio

ns

Patient (1.200.000)

Req

uis

itio

ns

(150

.000

)

Outcome & Results (70.000)

Scheduling (70.000)

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TerminologyTerminology

HPI: History of present illness Exam: Physical exam

Diag: Other tests Rx : Medications

PMH: Past medical history Labs: Clinical Lab

Dx: Diagnoses Tx: other therapy

HPI PMH Exam Labs Diag Dx Rx Tx

ICD$ + ++ ++

ICT$ +

DRG +

SNOMED +++ +++ +++ ++ ++ +++ ++ ++

Nursing +++ +++

LOINC +++ +

NDC ++

RxNorm +++

ATC +++

UMLS ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++

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Ongoing projectsOngoing projects

> Introduction

> Design Principles

> Challenges

• Terminology Server

• Clinical Decision Support Systems

(CDSS)

• Workflow Project

• The Storage Gap

• Mobility versus Wireless

> Conclusions : AZ-VUB experience

> Challenges

• Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS)

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Five Generations of EMRsFive Generations of EMRsF

un

ctio

nal

ity

Availability of Products

19931993

1. Collector

2. Result Server

3. Assistant

4. Collaegue

5. Mentor

19981998 2008200820032003 20122012

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A Continuum Knowledge Application and DiscoveryA Continuum Knowledge Application and Discovery

Monitoring patient data with passive decision support

Interceptingincorrect clinicaldecisions

Making the right decisions the easiest decisions

Rapid Self-Improving Health System

Paper-based InformationAnd Knowledge

Paper-based InformationAnd Knowledge

OnlineAccess To Data and Knowledge

OnlineAccess To Data and Knowledge

Safety NetSafety Net AnticipationAnticipation UnderstandingPerformance

UnderstandingPerformance

Surveillance Interactive Proactive Learning

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> Alerts and reminders : drug-drug

> Protocols : sequence of tasks

> Administrative : ES Billing

IOM report“To Err is Human”

Clinical DSS : Application areasClinical DSS : Application areas

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DSS – Protocols : Radiotherapy PlanningDSS – Protocols : Radiotherapy Planning

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Ongoing projectsOngoing projects

> Introduction

> Design Principles

> Challenges

• Terminology Server

• Clinical Decision Support Systems

(CDSS)

• Workflow Project

• The Storage Gap

• Mobility versus Wireless

> Conclusions : AZ-VUB experience

> Challenges

• Workflow Project

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R. Van de Velde 30 Procedures Medication

Outcome & Results

EX

PE

RT

SY

ST

EM

TA

RIF

HO

SP

ITA

L M

AN

AG

EM

EN

T

(33.

000)

Workflow in HC: AZ VUB – Monthly Flow & FiguresWorkflow in HC: AZ VUB – Monthly Flow & Figures

Patient

Nursing

Medical Care

Scheduling

Req

uis

itio

ns

Patient (1.200.000)

Req

uis

itio

ns

(150

.000

)

Outcome & Results (70.000)

Scheduling (70.000)