Europe (DAE) for Telehealth

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2 Summary Strategy t at EU Level: Digital it Agenda for Europe (DAE) for Telehealth What; Why; How ehealth and Telehealth in Digital Agenda Key actions What s next

3 What DAE - EC Communication, adopted in May 2010 Flagship Initiative of EU 2020 Strategy Sustainable growth Strategy to deliver sustainable economic and social benefits from a digital single market

4 Why The cost of non-digital Europe is significant. «the EU could gain 4% of GDP by stimulating fast development of the digital single market by 2020*» *Monti Report Report to the President of the European Commission: A New Strategy for the Single Market at the Service of Europe s Economy and Society

5 How?

6 Actions clustered in 7 pillars: Vibrant Single Market Interoperability and standards Trust and security Fast and Ultra fast internet access R&D Digital Literacy, inclusions eskills Societal challenges (public services, health, environment)

7 Internet for all % 100% 50% internet coverage of households coverage 30Mbps take-up of 100Mbps

8 ehealth in the DAE Sustainable healthcare and ICT-based support for dignified and independent living

9 United Nations Population Division, World Population Prospects, 2004 Revision (Medium Variant, Shared Scaling)

10 Healthcare : heading for crisis? Increasing elderly population Relative decrease in resources (fewer taxpayers), chronic patients Increasingly expensive care Technologies, informed/demanding patients; chronic diseases Healthcare expenditure growing faster the economic growth Fewer health care professionals Health care as a (European) Human Right ehealth can help!

11 ehealth actions in DAE KA 13 Undertake pilot actions to equip Europeans with secure online access to their medical health data by 2015 and to achieve by 2020 widespread deployment of telemedicine services; EMPOWERING

12 KA 13 (I) pilot actions to secure online access to their medical health data by 2015 Political priority in many MS CIP ICT PSP Call 5 open until 1 st June 2010 Objective 3.4 a- Support pilots enabling patients access to data and associated services (including telehealth, CDM services) 3.5M 1 pilot B

13 KA 13 (II) to achieve by 2020 widespread deployment of telemedicine services Implementation of Commission Communication on Telemedicine for the benefit of patients', healthcare systems and society COM (2008) 689 Nov ) Confidence and acceptance Evidences on large scale RENEWING HEALTH started Feb 2010 Develop guidelines for consistent assessment of the impact of telemedicine MUST study + ongoing work Support collection of good practice CIP ICT PSP Call 5 Objective 5.4 b open until 1 st June TN to support widespread deployment of telemedicine services, aiming at building consensus, exchange good practice, through expert network 500k (3years)

14 KA 13 (II) to achieve by 2020 widespread deployment of telemedicine services (II) 2) Enhance legal clarity EC Staff Working Paper on legal issues (due 2011) ehealth Governance Initiative legal WP 3) Address technical issues ISA WP Study on Interoperability framework ISA WP 2011 Study on Interoperability framework for ehealth and Telemedicine to be launched in 2011

15 ehealth actions in DAE KA14 Propose a recommendation defining a minimum common set of patient data for interoperability of patient records [ ] by 2012 CONTINUITY OF CARE + INTEROPERABILITY

16 KA 14 KA14 minimum common set of patient data for interoperability of patient records by epsos European ehealth Governance Consultation with MS and stakeholders

17 ehealth actions in DAE Foster EU-wide standards, interoperability testing and certification of ehealth systems by 2015 through stakeholder dialogue Support R&D FP7 Call 7 Objective 5.3 d (semantic interoperability and infostructure) new EU standardisation framework ISA WP Study on Interoperability framework for ehealth and Telemedicine to be launched in 2011

18 What s next? New ehealth Action Plan planned 4Q 2011 Dissemination of evidences and awareness It Interoperability/standardisation/market bilit/t di ti / kt Regulatory/Organisational issues Innovation in Health Public consultation is NOW open Until 25 May

19 What s next? European Innovation Partnership on Active Healthy Ageing To tackle societal challenges through h linking research and innovation and uptake and turn them into opportunities Launched in Steering board meeting May 2011 to be followed by a 6 month strategic work plan

20 What s next? European Innovation Partnership on Active Healthy Ageing FOCUS Prevention and health promotion - medical technology, medicines and treatment for age-related chronic diseases and others Integrated health and social care for the elderly, improving home-based care and self-care; and new large-scale, innovative solutions for long-term care of the elderly Independent, active living for elderly people, supported by innovative products, devices and services

21 What s next? European Innovation Partnership on Active Healthy Ageing HOW Bringing together major players from the demand and supply side making rules and systems more supportive of attempts to put new ideas into practice helping leverage financing and investment for innovation projects improving coordination between systems for funding research and innovation at European, national and regional level.

22 Key Dates ehealth ehealth Week (Ministerial Conference + WoHIT Conference and exhibition) May 2011, Budapest, EU Presidency EC - HIMMS ehealth Action Plan public consultation until 25 May 2011 CIP ICT PSP Call 5 deadaline 1 st June 2011

23 Thank you! DG Information society, Unit ICT for health Digital Agenda for Europe agenda ICT for Health