[Vitalink:共享初级保健患者健康记录的数字平台。]共用药物计划试验计划报告]。

Journal de pharmacie de Belgique Pub Date : 2014-03-01
L Zwaenepoel, L Hulshagen
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Vitalink是一个数字平台,用于在初级保健保健专业人员之间共享健康患者数据。佛兰德社区与初级保健专业协会的代表合作,开始开发这一平台。在线共享药物图表是Vitalink的第一个项目。2012年12月,佛兰德斯的四个试点地区(Turnhout、Limburg、Aalst和Halle)通过Vitalink测试了药物图表共享。由于软件开发困难,2013年4月才开始有效共享。测试阶段于2013年10月结束。各试验区完成评估报告。结论是相似的:实现业务案例是有限的。最终用户软件中的集成性能不足。此外,参与的软件应用程序对下载的药物图表的解释也存在差异。由于这些问题,初级保健人员之间病人记录的交换是有限的。因此,研究问题无法得到决定性的回答。然而,Vitalink试点项目在某些方面可以被认为是成功的。卫生保健专业人员及其协会之间的协作和交流得到了改善。初级保健中数字数据共享的意识正在增强。试点项目在病人、医生、药剂师和护士之间产生了共鸣。统一的布局准则是与所有参与者共同商议制定的。自2013年11月起,Vitalink开始生产。用药图表、汇总电子健康记录和疫苗接种数据可以上传到平台上,注册的卫生保健专业人员可以查阅这些数据。最终用户软件仍然必须开发,使平台的广泛使用可行。同时,可以组织与软件供应商和专业协会的进一步讨论,以实现用户友好的Vitalink模块的实施和集成。
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[Vitalink: a digital platform to share patient health records in primary care. Report of the pilot projects for sharing medication schemes].

Vitalink is a digital platform to share health patient data among health care professionals in primary care. The Flemish community started the development of this platform in collaboration with representatives of professional associations primary care. Sharing medication charts online was the first Vitalink project. In December 2012 four pilot regions in Flanders (Turnhout, Limburg, Aalst and Halle) tested medication chart sharing through Vitalink. Due to difficulties with software development effective sharing started only in April 2013. The test phase was ended in October 2013. Each pilot region made an evaluation report. Conclusions were similar: the realization business cases were limited. Integration in end user software was insufficiently performant. Moreover, interpretation of downloaded medication charts was found out to differ among participating software applications. Because of these problems exchange of patient records among primary care actors was limited. Therefore research questions could not be conclusively answered. Nevertheless the Vitalink pilot project can be considered successful in some ways. Collaboration and communication among health care professionals and their associations was ameliorated. The awareness of digital data sharing in primary care is growing. Pilot projects created buy in among patients, physicians, pharmacists and nurses. Uniform lay-out guidelines were established in deliberation with all participating actors. Since November 2013 Vitalink is in production. Medication charts, summarized electronic health records and vaccination data can be uploaded to the platform and health care professionals that are registered can consult them. End user software must still be developed to make broad use of the platform feasible. Meanwhile further deliberation with software vendors and professional associations can be organized in order to achieve the implementation and integration of user friendly Vitalink modules.

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