Lecture
The Danish Electronic Health Record Observatory
Morten Brunn-RasmussenMediQ
Date: 20 March 2006
Time: 11:00-12:30
Mediterranean Studies Seminar Room - FORTH
Host: C. Chronaki
Abstract:
Since 1998 the Observatory has collected data on various aspects of
EHR technology, modelling and dissemination (www.epj-observatoriet.dk)
Activities in the observatory consist of analyses and documentation
of
- Implementation and dissemination issues; i.e. diffusion and diffusion rate of EHR-systems, experience among the different stakeholders, factors that increase diffusion and use of EHR-systems.
- Issues related to common information model for EHR-systems; i.e.
uncover differences and compatibilities between regional data models,
communicate consequences of using incompatible data models, and specify
the demand for a common frame of reference.
The Observatory organises an annual conference with national and international speakers. Every year, around 500 people attends the conference. Also, the annual EHR report is published at the conference.MEDIQ is one of the two partners in the Danish EHR Observatory.
Bio:
Morten Bruun-Rasmussen graduated as Engineer in 1991 and he has a university
degree in computer science. Morten has extensive experience with strategy
development and dissemination plans, requirement specifications, data
modelling, standardisation and electronic communication of electronic
health records (EHR). Since 1990 he has managed several strategic medical
informatics projects on national and international level. Since 1997
he has been member of the Danish Electronic Health Record Observatory,
which monitors and assesses the EHR development at the Danish Hospitals.
He has performed quality labelling, validation and testing of the EHR
systems.
Morten has served as external reviewer at the Danish Universities in
Computer Science and Medical Informatics and an independent expert at
the EC to evaluate R&D projects in the IST and Quality of Life programs.
He is a partner in the consultancy company MEDIQ with technical assessment,
usability and methodology development as his primary responsibilities.
Contact:
Morten Bruun-Rasmussen, MEDIQ A/S,
Østerled 8, 2100 Copenhagen O, Danmark
Phone: +45 3092 2271,
email:mbr@mediq.dk,
web: www.mediq.dk