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eHealth Governance Initiative

eHealth Governance Initiative. January 2011 eHGI coordinator (ATNA; Tanja Niederländer). Agenda. Time to move forward - why Objectives Project structure Work Package structure Sources of knowledge Next steps. Why eHGI?.

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eHealth Governance Initiative

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  1. eHealth Governance Initiative January 2011 eHGI coordinator (ATNA; Tanja Niederländer)

  2. Agenda • Time to move forward - why • Objectives • Project structure • Work Package structure • Sources of knowledge • Next steps

  3. Why eHGI?  Member States need to collaborate more efficiently on the strategic level • Bridging the gaps between governance, strategy and operational levels which are currently impeding further development in the field of eHealth • Establishing an appropriately governed, composed and structured platform to support Member States in • identifying and discussing of current and emerging challenges, • in implementing interoperable eHealth solutions and services, in close collaboration with the eHealth User/Industry Stakeholder Groups as well as

  4. Objectives • Obj. 1: Provide consolidated approach and a strong political commitment to governance at three levels • Policy • Strategy • Operational • Obj. 2: Provide a platform and “a think tank” for current and emerging challenges which could lead to a strong consolidated Roadmap • Obj. 3: Provide a European eHealth Interoperability Framework • Obj. 4: support for activities requiring broad convergence across

  5. Project facts & structure • 39 beneficiaries • Ministries of Health • Competence Centers • Stakeholder organizations • Industry • 2 financing instruments • Joint Action Programme - Joint Action by DG Sanco; 50% funding • CIP ICT-PSP Programme - Thematic Network by DG Infso, 100% funding

  6. Work Package structure

  7. Sources of knowledge • Outcomes of already running EU-projects and initiatives • CALLIOPE RoadMap (approval at Secretary‘s of State Meeting in Barcelona) • epSOS • STORK eID • Digital Agenda • EU Directives (e.g. Patient‘s Cross-border healthcare Directive)

  8. Next stepts • Finalize the contracts with the EC • Project Steering Committee Kick-Off Meeting in February 2011 • WP Meetings to work on the content • eHealth conference in Budapest • RoadMap • Prepare content for the EPSCO Council

  9. Thank you for your attention! January 26th 2011 Klagenfurt

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