InteropEHRate solutions draw on a citizen-centric approach to overcome the caveats posed by the healthcare-centred model. Through their mobile devices, citizens are in control of their personal health data and able to share it with healthcare professionals and research centres. Smart Electronic Health Record (S-EHR) are mobile applications that store Read more…
Nico is 56 years old and lives in Belgium. He is a security officer employed by a company active in maritime transportation. He of course uses his computer daily both for his work and during his leisure time. Beyond social networks, he has also downloaded a number of Apps on Read more…
In October 2020, InteropEHRate organised a Public Workshop to disseminate the progress made on health data sharing during the first half of the project and receive feedback from 115 experts and key stakeholders. Two online sessions were organised targeting different audiences. The first session “InteropEHRate Scenarios and Data Flows” Read more…
InteropEHRate – Interoperable EHRs at user edge – helps to pave the way towards an open European EHR sharing process. Project partners jointly develop open interchange protocols supporting patient-centred exchange of health records between patients, healthcare actors and researchers.We welcomed stakeholders, experts and industry to see our first results with Read more…
InteropEHRate – Interoperable EHRs at user edge – helps to pave the way towards an open European EHR sharing process. Project partners jointly develop open interchange protocols supporting patient-centred exchange of health records between patients, healthcare actors and researchers.We welcomed stakeholders, experts and industry to see our first results with Read more…
Clinical use of InteropEHRate solutions for the three scenarios – healthcare access, emergencies and research – will be tested in four European hospitals: Fondazione Toscana Gabriele Monasterio (Pisa, Italy); Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Liège (Belgium); Hygeia – Diagnostic and Therapeutic Center of Athens (Greece); and “Bagdasar-Arseni” Clinical Emergency Hospital of Read more…
Applied to the healthcare access scenario, the Device-to-device (D2D) protocol provides the citizen the ability to retrieve data stored in the National EHR, store data locally on a Smart EHR (S-EHR), exchange health data where no internet connection is available and travel all over the European Union with her medical Read more…