Linking Systems to Strategy - Introduction
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The document summarizes an event discussing New Zealand's national healthcare policy and approaches to developing an electronic health record (EHR) system. It outlines the day's objectives to understand New Zealand's health system requirements, considerations for designing an EHR system architecture, and alternative approaches. The morning session will discuss what the health system may look like over the next 5-25 years and its information needs, while the afternoon will interpret requirements and canvass possible solutions.
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Linking Systems to Strategy - Introduction
- 1. “ Linking Systems To Strategy” 30 th September 2008
- 2. “ Linking Systems to Strategy” Understanding the national healthcare policy framework in order to assess varying approaches to the development of an electronic health record (EHR)
- 3. “ The New Zealand health system lacks a coherent IT strategy and there is no architecture proposed that will allow sharing of records” Ron Paterson, Health and Disability Commissioner, February 2008 (Report to Parliament, as reported in NZ Doctor, 2 July 2008)
- 4. Today’s Objectives Develop an understanding of the New Zealand health system’s ‘User Requirements’ What is important? What is not important? What are the key considerations in designing a system architecture? What are some of the alternative approaches we might take?
- 5. Today’s Focus Morning Our health system over the next 5-25 years. What will it look like? What are its information needs? Afternoon How best can we meet those needs? Interpreting the sector’s requirements Canvassing possible solutions
- 6. Morning Programme 9.05 am Deborah Roche 9.40 am Prof Murray Tilyard, 10.15 am Dr Bev O’Keefe 10.55 am Morning Tea 11.20 am Prof Jim Warren 12.00 Morning Speakers’ Panel 1 pm Lunch Afternoon Programme 1.45 pm Paul Roseman 2.15 pm Vino Ramayah 2.45 pm Chai Chuah 3.15 pm Afternoon Tea 3.45 pm Alan Hesketh 4.15 pm Afternoon Speakers’ Panel 5pm Wrap-Up/END
- 7. Why are we doing this? Because it is one of the most important and complex questions facing the modern health system Because having a shared patient record that is accessible when needed, safe, accurate, dependable and secure is needed- now