Hussey, Pamela

Stephens, Gaye

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Informatics in Public Health Nursing  A Critical Component for Health Ecosystems in Ireland Making the Difference ICHN 2013Gaye Stephens & Pamela Hussey Overview 1. Background and Context 2. National agenda for Nursing and Midwifery –PHN voice in Models of eHealth 3. Critical Factors for Successful EHR (EHRinsight)4. Some practical exercises – Identifying critical pieces of the EHR puzzle– Critical components DIKWe‐Health ECO systemsNorthern Ireland ExampleHealth Informatics Definition of Nursing Informatics Nursing informatics science and practiceintegrates nursing, its information andknowledge and their management withinformation and communication technologiesto promote the health of people, families andcommunities worldIMIA‐NI definition, adopted July 2009, Helsinki, Finland‐ ‐http://imia‐medinfo.org/ni/Background and Context • Accept as a given that audience understands current policy and planned transformational programme for primary care in Ireland • Accept complexity of the context  cannot be under emphasised and that PHN’s are context experts• Accept that emerging design of ICT infrastructure will have an impact on both client outcomes and PHN’s caseload as well as society in general HISINM’s Accepted OpinionContext is not unwelcome noise nor a confounding variable to be controlled  but an integral part of a programme Davidoff, 2009 Where there is policy there is politics and performance measurement Pawson 2013 National Agendas – HISINM Validate Transformational Programme • Seek Clarity in Advance Proactive Stance on Models of Care •Context is Key National Data Sets a Priority •Primary Data Collection at Point of Care http://hisinm.ie/Situating PHN’s in Health Informatics Regulation ResearchHealth Service ManagementInformation ResourcesInsurance Medical cardsPatient Support GroupsPrimary CareSecondaryCareCommunity CareNursing Home CareAssisted LivingCareWellness PromotionGovernmentPoliciesEHRinsight.net • A group of academics DCU, DIT and TCD working together to explain what EHR is and how the implementation and use of EHR is not a fixed phenomena but rather a continuous processExercise 1 Critical components • In your experience as a Public Health Nurse what do you believe are the critical components for an EHR?Data Capture Jigsaw Piece • PHIT ‐ A pragmatic PHN tool case load analysis • SAT – an assessment focused on older person’s abilities and strengths • Paper records – Blue Form • Fax – Inter agency communication PHN Exercise 2 DIKWBread Milk Fresh flowers Ice Cream Tinned beans Fanta Orange Cooked ham Coriander Tinned Carrots Sausages Paper clips Mussels Salmon Darns Chocolate Biscuits Pringles Olive oil Roast rib joint Kidney Beans Frozen fish Orange Juice Doughnuts Crème Fresh Set of Mugs Organic vegetables Detergent PHN Workshop on classification Split into groups of two or three and complete the following exerciseYou are asked to create a classification system for a new supermarket opening in your area. Can you review the groceries below and identify what your and your colleague think would be the most appropriate departments to place the items in. Your facilitator will give you some materials to use for this exerciseThe Perfect Storm• “We have the “perfect storm”‐ unlimited computing power(cloud server farms), remarkable biosensors, genome sequencing, imaging capabilities, health information systems, ubiquity of smart phones, bandwidth, pervasive connectivity, social networking. Super convergence” Eric TopolWhat do you observe?Taken from Bill Grimson’s presentation at e‐Health week 2013• there is a clear purpose • an architecture that has been fully validated • component based • functionality that has been well tested • cooperative working • repeatable • etc, Conceptual Maps http://www.stanford.edu/~rhorn/Conclusion • PHN’s approach to the transformational programme and in particular to the emerging models of eHealth needs to be both practical and tactical• eHealth Programmes requires remedies in action and each approach may require quite different tactics at different times over extended time intervals

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