Informationsintegration in Gesundheitsversorgungsnetzen

Lenz, Richard; Beyer, Mario; Meiler, Christian; Jablonski, Stefan; Kuhn, Klaus A.

doi:10.1007/s00287-005-0467-4

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“…Networkability describes the ability to cooperate internally and externally (Wigand et al 1997, p. 11) and constitutes an organisation's capacity to efficiently and rapidly engage in business relationships with business partners (Ö sterle et al 2001, p. 5). It is not limited to system-to-system interoperability on a software application level as is the focus of (Frießem et al 2005;Lenz et al 2005;Schwarze et al 2005). Instead, the notion of networkability, as used in this paper, covers corporate interoperability from a strategic, organisational and system point of view according to the layers of the Business Engineering Framework described in (Ö sterle and Winter 2003).…”

Section: Defining Networkability and Networkability Maturitymentioning

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Towards assessing the networkability of health care providers: a maturity model approach

Fitterer

Rohner

2009

Inf Syst E-Bus Manage

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This paper presents a networkability maturity model as an approach to assess a health care organisation's capacity with regards to being able to efficiently engage in business relationships. Continuously rising costs and increasingly restrained budgets for health care put pressure on the public health systems. A low division of labour and integration of processes along cross-organisational patient therapy provides large potential for improvements in efficiency and efficacy. It is the aim of the presented model to enable identification of potentials for improvements and respective measures to advance the ability to benefit from specialisation and collaboration along the value chain. The presented model is developed based on a classification of related state-of-the-art in maturity models to assess individual factors of networkability which are integrated to form an overall framework comprising six components and respective factors to be assessed. As networkability maturity addresses the interrelation of strategy, organisational design and information systems design, the paper adheres to requirements for effective design science research applied to the process of construction of a networkability maturity model applicable for health care providers. It therefore concludes with a case-based evaluation according to the design research literature and identification of further research.

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Section: Defining Networkability and Networkability Maturitymentioning

confidence: 98%

Towards assessing the networkability of health care providers: a maturity model approach

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Rohner

2009

Inf Syst E-Bus Manage

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“…Patientendaten aus Krankenhäusern, Arztpraxen oder Apotheken werden für verschiedenste Zwecke elektronisch ausgetauscht. Zu diesem Zweck sind Standards auf verschiedenen Ebenen zu berücksichtigen [1,2]. Neben netzwerk-, software-und sicherheitstechnischen Ebenen werden interessierende Inhalte auf der syntaktischen und semantischen Ebene definiert.…”

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“…Abb 2. 8 Ausschnitte aus Systematik und Alphabet der ICD-10 für Magengeschwüre dann die Primärinformation unter Beachtung des Kontextes hinsichtlich verschiedener Klassifikationen aggregiert werden.…”

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Ingenerf

2007

Bundesgesundheitsbl.

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Classifications like ICD-10 are always purpose-dependent reconstructions of a domain. The strong hierarchical, mutually exclusive divisions of classes are necessarily the result of a compromise, i.e. by using residual classes. Below the aggregation level of classes a machine manipulable level of concepts is needed to enable knowledge-based decision support or semantic integration of patient data. A set of concepts with their meanings and descriptions is provided by terminologies like LOINC. For large specialty areas, terminologies can be no longer realized by enumeration. Similar to human beings using language according to the "LEGO principle", i.e. decomposing in primitive building blocks (vocabulary) and rule-compliant composing to meaningful sentences (grammar), in almost the same manner complex concepts are dealt with in compositional terminologies like SNOMED CT by using logical approaches. Those terminologies enable a sophisticated machine-supported interpretation of exchanged patient data, e.g. for decision support modules in drug therapy.

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“…Bisherige Ansätze betrachteten die Vernetzungsfähigkeit von Unternehmen überweigend unter Gesichtspunkten wie der strategischen Positionierung in komplexen Wertschöpfungsketten [10], der Optimierung von Geschäftsprozessen in Netzwerken [1,11], kulturellen Aspekten von Netzwerken [12] oder informationstechnischen Aspekten, bspw. dem Aufbau von Vernetzungsplattformen [13,14]. Andere Ansätze sind branchenorientiert und müssen an die Besonderheiten des Gesundheitswesens angepasst werden.…”

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Faktoren zur Steigerung der Vernetzungsfähigkeit im Gesundheitswesen: Herleitung und empirische Validierung

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Rohner²

2009

Gesundh ökon Qual manag

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Informationsintegration in Gesundheitsversorgungsnetzen

Cited by 14 publications

References 35 publications

Towards assessing the networkability of health care providers: a maturity model approach

Towards assessing the networkability of health care providers: a maturity model approach

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Faktoren zur Steigerung der Vernetzungsfähigkeit im Gesundheitswesen: Herleitung und empirische Validierung

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