MEDINFO 2015 - Sao Paulo, Brazil

Day 1, Aug 19

13:00 – 16:00,

Room 3

Enabling Clinical Data Reuse with openEHR Data Warehouse Environments

Presentation

Luis Marco-Ruiz^a,b, Pablo Pazos Gutiérrez^c, Koray Atalag (Deactivated)^d, Johan Gustav Bellika^a,b, Kassaye Yitbarek Yigzaw^e

^a Norwegian Centre for Integrated Care and Telemedicine, University Hospital of North Norway

^b Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences, UiT The Arctic University of Norway

^c openEHR en Español, Asociación Chilena de Informática en Salud, CaboLabs

^d University of Auckland and OpenEHR New Zealand

^e Department of Computer Science Faculty of Science and Technology UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Day 2, Aug 20

09:00 – 12:00,

Room 4

OpenEHR Practical Approach: From Idea to Application

Presentation

Samuel Frade^ab, Borut Fabjan^b, Anže Droljc^b, Ricardo Cruz-Correia^a

^a Center for Research in Health Technologies and Information Systems - CINTESIS, Faculty of Medicine of Univerity of Porto, Portugal

^b Marand, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Day 2, Aug 20

13:00 – 16:00,

Room 3

Design and Implementation of Clinical Databases with openEHR.

Presentation

Day 3, Aug 20

13:00 – 16:00,

Room 3

Validation of Minimum Data of Archetyped Telehealth Clinical Report for Monitoring Prenatal Care

Paper

Day 3, Aug 21

11:30 – 13:00,

Room 11

An Information Paradigm Shift is Required to realise EHR Benefits

 Evelyn Hovenga^a, Heather Grain^a 

^aeHealth Education Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia

Day 3, Aug 21

11:30 – 13:00,

Room 6

The openEHR Developers' workshop

Proposal

Presentations:

• Shinji KOBAYASHI(opening remarks, Ruby implementation)
• Ian McNicoll (expanded version)
• Koray Atalag (slideshare)
• Erik Sundvall (Google Drive)
• Pablo Pazos (slideshare)
• Sebastian Garde

Shinji KOBAYASHI^a, Pablo Pazos Gutierrez^b, Koray Atalag (Deactivated)^c, Sebastian Garde^d, Ian McNicoll^e, Erik Sundvall ^f,g

^_aThe EHR Research Unit, Kyoto University, Japan, ^bCaboLabs, ^cUniversity of Auckland, ^dOcean Informatics, ^eHandiHealth, ^fLinköping University, ^gRegion Östergötland

Day 3, Aug 21

12:42 –

Room 11

Towards the Implementation of an openEHR-based Open Source EHR Platform (a vision paper)

Paper

Presentation

Day 3, Aug 21

16:30 – 18:00,

Room 11

Digital Patient Modeling and Clinical Decision Support

Presentations:

• Koray Atalag

Kerstin Denecke^a, Mario Cypko, Yihan Deng, Jan Gaebel, Claire Chalopin^a, Stefan Kropf^a, Koray Atalag (Deactivated)^b

^a Innovation Center Computer Assisted Surgery, Leipzig

^b University of Auckland, Auckland

Day 4, Aug 22

8:20-9:50,

Room 9

Educating the Workforce for openEHR implementation

Presentations:

• Heather Grain
• Heather Leslie
• Pablo Pazos, Silje Bakke, Nadim Anani

Evelyn Hovenga^a, Heather Grain^a, Heather Leslie^b, Ricardo Puttini^c,Pablo Pazos Gutiérrez ^d, Silje Ljosland Bakke^ef, Nadim Anani^g

^aeHealth Education Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia

^bOceanInformatics Pty Ltd, Chatswood, Australia & London, UK

^cBrasilia Institute of Technology and Innovation, Brasilia, Brazil

^dCabolabs, Medical Informatics, Montevideo, Uruguay

^eE-health section, Bergen Hospital Trust, Bergen, Norway

^fNational ICT, Bergen, Norway 

^gHealth Informatics Centre, LIME, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden 

Day 4, Aug 22

11:30 – 13:00,

Room 9

Practical Use of Terminologies with Clinical Information Models 

Presentations

Heather Leslie

Fabio Fonseca

Heather Grain^a, Heather Leslie^{b, e}, Ricardo Puttini^c,Jussara Rötzsch^{d, e} 

^aeHealth Education Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia

^bOcean Informatics Pty Ltd, Australia

^cBrasilia Institute of Technology and Innovation, Brazil

 ^dGiant Global Graph Soluçőes em Saúde, Brazil; openEHR Foundation, International

Day 4, Aug 22

12:06 - 12:24

Room 10

Template and Model Driven Development of Standardized Electronic Health Records

Paper

Stefan Kropf^a, Claire Chalopin^a, Kerstin Denecke^a

^a Innovation Center Computer Assisted Surgery, Leipzig

Day 4, Aug 22

13:00 - 14:30,

(Board 76)

 National governance of archetypes in Norway

Paper

Poster

 Silje Ljosland Bakke^ab

^aE-health section, Bergen Hospital Trust, Bergen, Norway

^bNational ICT, Bergen, Norway 

Day 4, Aug 22

13:00 - 14:30,

Interoperable archetypes with a three folded terminology Governance

Paper

Day 4, Aug 22

15:24 –

Room 12

Case study: applying openEHR archetypes to Clinical Data Repository in a Chinese hospital

Paper

Presentation

Lingtong Min^a, Li Wang^a, Xudong Lu^a* and Huilong Duan^a

^a College of Biomedical Engineering & Instrument Science, Zhejiang University, China

Day 5, Aug23

13:00 - 14:30

(Board 5)

Restructuring EHR system and MML(Medical Markup Language) standard to improve interoperability by archetype technology

Paper

Shinji Kobayashi^a, Naoto Kume^a, Hiroyuki Yoshihara^b

^aThe EHR research unit, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, ^bMiyazaki University Hospital, Miyazaki, Japan

Day 5,

Aug 23

13:00 -

14:30

Bridging the gap between Clinical Practice Guidelines and Archetype-Based Electronic Health Records: a Novel Model Proposal

Paper

Day 3, Aug 20

13:00-14:30

Rule-based Cervical Spine Defect Classification Using Medical Narratives (classification stored in archetypes)

Paper

openEHR Medinfo Silver Sponsor Session

• Ian McNicoll (expanded version)

Pablo Pazos

Thomas Beale

Rong Chen (Unlicensed)
Iago Corbal

Koray Atalag (Deactivated)

Luis Marco

Artefact governance

From involvement to engagement to ownership: The Clinician's role in openEHR.

 openEHR is a technical solution aimed at putting clinicians in the driver's seat How might clinicians claim or take up this role in settings where openEHR is being implemented? Taking the lead enables additional technology such as guideline definition to be based firmly on clinical requirements with clinical ownership

Open Discussion: Bootstrapping openEHR Programs
Democratisation and community engagement