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NETC@RDS For e-EHIC ID
NETC@RDS for e-EHIC ID
Mid Term Workshop
Deploying eEHIC services for borderless care in Europe
By Noël Nader, Project Coordinator
MED-e-TEL - LUXEXPO
Luxembourg, 2nd April 2009
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The NETC@RDS Consortium• 28 partners from 15 EU/EFTA members states + 5
sponsors• 14 out of 28 partners are statutory health insurance
or health fund organisations which are also the contracting parties of the “NETC@RDS General Agreement”
• 6 development and research institutions or standardisation bodies
• 2 technical organisations operating e-health services for the health insurance organisations
• 4 hospitals and/or health professional associations• 2 regional governments• The consortium is politically supported by
government health authorities (Ministries of Health and Social Affairs)
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The NETC@RDS Provided Service• The NETC@RDS service for the electronification of the eye-
readable EHIC serves three distinct processes :
– Automated data capture for patient identification based on the EHIC common set of data elements
– In some case, on-line verification of entitlement rights via national portals in the frame of a multilateral Agreement (G.A), and
– Minimal data provision contributing to back office e-billing reconciliations
• The e-EHIC trustworthy dataset can be obtained either :
– by scanning & optical recognition of the eye-readable EHIC information
– or by reading national/regional health smart cards then by checking data on-line
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The Managerial Structure
WP1 (GIE SV) WP coordination and projet monitoring
WP6 (IPG-LINZ) Evaluation
WP8 (REGLOM) Dissemination & Communication
WP7 (REGVEN) Socio-Eco Impact
WP2 (HVOS)
Maintenance & Evolution
WP5 (AUTH)
Security & data protection
WP9 (ZZZS)Cooperation CASSTM/TC
WP4 (ZI)Legal affairs
(G.A)
WP3 (GIE SV) Deployment
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Estimated Total Investment
PHASES Budget (M€) E.U community contribution (M€)
Market Validation phase (A1) 0,50 0,25
Market Validation phase (A2-A3) 4,88 2,44
Initial Deployment phase (B) 15,33 3,50
ETIC (phases A.x + B)*
20,71 6,19
*Not including costs for exploitation and maintainance of the service
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Phase B Mile StonesMACRO – PLANNING (T0 =
01/06/07)
500 SP / 225 500 SP / 225 SUSU
Extension to other Extension to other HIOHIO
Linking portals to Linking portals to all entitlement all entitlement rerepopositoriessitories
Full Deployment PlanFull Deployment Plan
15 national Portals15 national Portals120 SP/ 58 SU120 SP/ 58 SU
User User trainingtrainingTechnical supportTechnical support OCR test OCR test
procedureprocedure
Portal Security auditPortal Security audit
Service Level AgreementService Level Agreement
350 SP/ 175 SU350 SP/ 175 SU
eEHIC
compatibleIndustria
l
GradeRoadmap
& roll-out
T0+12 T0+27 T0+39
Monitoring Monitoring service sitesservice sites
Observatory Observatory (industry & (industry & standardisation standardisation bodies)bodies)
e-Billing enhancementse-Billing enhancements
M1 M2 M3
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Outlook for Benefits• For patients
– Significantly simpler and faster procedures• For health care providers
– Less administration and manual typing of data, speeding up costs refunding
• For health insurance providers – Less administration, improved reliability and security of data– saving investment in new electronic card systems
• For business companies and the smart card and telecom Industry– Fostering the development of e-Health services on the European market
• For EU convergent policy – Interoperability amongst national health and social information systems– Validated professional basis for imminent political decisions on e-EHIC– Use of the same document at EU-wide scale– Implementing new e-Health services relying on the NETC@RDS
infrastructure (.e.g. secure access to medical prescription, pan-European project epSOS)
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Long Term Sustainability• Background
1. 16 out of 28 partners are potential e-EHIC card issuers2. G.A as legal basis for on-line verification at the point of care3. Operational on-line infrastructure via National Access
Points as potential gateways to EESSI in 15 EU/EFTA member states + Switzerland
4. Common ISSP and security audit approval procedure5. 500 running service units/points foreseen by 2010 in the 16
NETC@RDS countries as potential e-EHIC large scale pilots6. Know-how and lessons learnt from NETC@RDS experience7. Implementation of Web Services based on the CWA e-EHIC
• Foreground– A potential piloting structure for the introduction of the e-
EHIC in view of a political decision and EU-funding
NETC@RDS For e-EHIC ID
MS D Health Care Provider
MS D Health Insurance Repository
Portal
NPAP/IPAP
MS B Health Care Provider
MS A Health Care Provider
MS A Insurance repository
NPAP/IPAP
NPAP/IPAP
Other National Other National SchemesSchemes
MS C Health Care Provider
MS B Health Insurance repository
NPAP/IPAP
EESSI
Inter linking on-line national
infrastructures via EESSI
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Conclusion• The project consortium enlarged now to 28
beneficiaries and members for Germany (AOK Bayern, ZTG) and Poland (NFZ)
• Sponsors from Switzerland (Canton of Bâle), Bulgaria (NHIF) in addition to Smart Card Industry companies (GEMALTO, FIME, SIEMENS Informatica)
• Reallocation of the budget amongst partners is under consolidation
• Project Phase B time extension up to 30/11/2010• Technical cooperation with convergent EU-funded
initiatives (epSOS, Stork, TEN4Health)• NETC@RDS is bridging the gap between the e-EHIC
legal, functional, technical requirements and the legacy health information systems at national and regional scale