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Really like it. What do you see as the biggest administrative challenge you'll have to overcome?

as a cyber person, I'd say Identity & Access Management

Its encouraging to see experts in one industry reach across to other industries in problem solving way, the synergy is contagious.

At this point we need to get time from csc's legal team and the research network to get involved finding the right channels to do so seem particularly challenging

Recommend connecting with Christoph Weisinger in NPS. He is a domain expert in ID and Access Management.

I love the idea. I wonder would it be possible to encapsulate data collection and transmission via biometric access, for example Apple's Touch ID or something similar? No one would have access to the data without some high level access scheme.

That wasn't part of our idea but may be it is possible we will take a look into it

Yogesh, for IAM we will be in touch with Angelika Steinacker at the Aspire conference shortly, but we will reach out to Christoph as well.

Great. I spelled Christoph's last name incorrectly. It is Wiesinger.

@AndreVanCleeff what is the solution main differentiator(s)?

@sorincos There are many existing healthcare solutions but these are for a large part point solutions that do not scale or are only applicable to a particular region, the architecture we propose is globabally applicable, scalable and extendable.

@AndreVanCleeff If I'm a hospital, why would I care about scaling globally? I need something to better address my own needs.

Healthcare is a global practice not just regional new research and insights are done all over the world and are thus benificial for all

@sorincos Not only is Healthcare a global issue, you have the whole world as your market

@sorincos consider healthcare collaboratives, all around the world hospitals and doctors are working together to improve the quality of care and to find out "what works". The results are standards for care that can be used globally.

The aim to join global insights is a quite far reaching goal - unless the paying customer is a govt agency forcing it down to its subscribers. At the end, money talks...

so maybe I should ask this first; who's the buyer?

once you got the data providers engaged you can deliver on a global scale the only problem that remains is proper consent and that is key to our solution

all parties interested and in need of healthcare related information are potential providers and customers. as long as it is properly consented this becomes a posibillity.

Looking at the original problem that we defined - there are huge challenges in providing good healthcare to citizens everywhere that can be solved by better collaboration between parties, so we can define success increase in collaboration and its results

The rate of adoptation, steadily increase of usage and amount of data providers when people or organizations start asking to join.

After Aspire, recommend you pull together a small global team to brainstorm and come up with relevant success criteria.

and of course the rise of profit

Yes we would really like to get this idea to the next level we are allready getting engaged with NHS in the UK about the Idea and also plan to talk to large pharmaceuticals

actually we could launch it in any region and are thinking of launching the solution on a global scale. However to reduce our time to market we are thinking of first launching in a specific regeon

This could potentially lead to a framework that is used by countries/regions across the Globe to address a universal need to securely exchange healthcare data.

indeed we can actually build systems in different region and we could then create an overall system handeling regional conflicts

Thank you

Thanks Yogesh, now upward an onward!

We have found some but are still searching, we know that there is a lot of data out there finding and binding it takes work. Personally I think with a little effort we could find many

In the Netherlands hospitals has to report a lot of data to the government. It will be relative easy to use this data

Please connect with David Meyer in NPS to help identify additional stakeholders who might wish to participate in early stages of this effort as data providers.

@HaGraa are these infos following one single standard? And has the standard other uses - outside Netherlands and the hospital network?

@sorincos There are several standards due to the fact that there are several reports. We aim for the CDA standard

The CDA standard is an international standard

@HaGraa I guess at some point you'll have to accomodate every standard...

We want to focus on the most common standards used in the Healthcare sector

I know there a lot of standards it is not our intention to support them all at once

@HaGraa because I thought that'd be the current world's biggest problem - interconnecting existing standards/solutions

well as we said to us the technical aspects can be overcome there are more than enough standards for data exchange. A bigger problem is that data can only be shared with a proper consent system in place otherwise a lot of data cannot and will not be share

Hearing about the collaboration was really inspiring

I was really proud to be part of the team when Dan launched it at TechCom, knowing that it inspired people in the audience to take up the challenge is so gratifying.

can you define matching here?

What do you mean, based on a medical record identify the patient?

Client to the correct medical record retrieved from the healthcare provider.