Tobias Hartz, Dipl. Math. Medical Informatics and Biomathematics University Clinics Muenster KernPaeP – A Web-Based Pediatric Palliative Documentation System for Home Care
Background Information: Palliative Care and Scenario Pediatric Palliative Home Care ~ 400 children each year (in Germany) SA(P)PV – specialized (pediatric) palliative care in the community PCT – palliative care teams SAP(P)V is enforced by law since April 2007 (in Germany) Scenario (Needs) new SAPPV structures health providers with different professions, different institutions involved exchange of information between health providers essential immediate access to newest patient data needed valid data for scientific research (data standards)
Background Information: Scenario Palliative home care SAPPV Family Pastor doctor Patient Ambulant Physio- & Nursing therapiest Family Service Ambulant Hospice Pharmacy Service Medical & Home Health Care Supplies
Background Information: Solution to support PCT Solution (& our goal) comprehensive documentation in digital form data accessible by web browser for pediatric palliative patients receiving treatment at home on- and offline solution for documentation at site helps saving time and improving the quality of documentation
Background Information: Preliminary Work Preliminary Work PATE Project 2001 – 2004 (project of the German Cancer Aid) based on HOPE (Hospiz- und Palliativ-Erfassung Standarddokumentation) Implementation of an Access based documentation tool (KernPäP) ongoing patient documentation evaluation of patient documentation data
Methods: Concept Project plan 2 year funding by the Krupp-Stiftung cooperation with PCTs of Münster, Datteln & Dresden project start April 2008 Prerequisites employment of most current techniques, in terms of security separation of identifying and medical data (Data security concept of the German TMF e.V.) being reviewed by local governmental authority (data protection officer) Goal implementation of a web-based KernPäP system
Methods: 2 year timeline So far evaluation of existing data preparation of data security concept implementation of web-based documentation system own MVC infrastructure (PHP, Smarty Template Engine, SQL Database) testing Now productive system of online version (October 2009) Ahead implementation of an offline solution data synchronization
Methods: Online version KernPäP – Online Systems consists of 70 different forms structure basic patient data patient data at admission patient history assessment medical | care | psychosocial treatment time registration (with reminder) closing
Methods: Online version KernPäP – Online Systems medication plan (printout for parents) individual printsheet for each PCT hard and soft input check patient administration administration frontend for … user team roles medication form items ICD 10 (International Classification of Diseases)
Online Solution: Screenshot – Symptoms
Online Solution: Screenshot – Nursing care plan
Data Security Concept: Data Classes handled in KernPäP KernPäP handles different Data Classes: Patient Identification Data (IDAT) Name Date of birth Sex (…) Medical/Diagnostic Data (MDAT) Assessment (Symptoms, pain localization, …) Medication (…) Administration Data (ADAT) Role Model, Access Matrix, (…)
Data Security Concept: Maximizing Privacy by Separation of Data, as proposed by the German TMF society Technical concept will be introduced by Dr. Michael Spitzer on Wednesday (Oral Paper Session 35. Privacy and Security: Securing a Web-Based Teleradiology Platform According to German Law and “Best Practices”.)
Methods: Offline documentation & synchronization Documentation at site small net books with surf sticks offline documentation possible (only current history & base data) local server with secured SQL-Database Data synchronization insert history data in central data base user is informed by conflicting data (only base data)
Perspective: Goal First PCTs using KernPäP in October Workshops for interested PCTs in November Yearly fee applies for PCTs Add-ons (features for a 3 rd year) comprehensive user-role-access management automatic evaluation Enhancements Goal: KernPäP as a nationwide accepted quality assurance instrument
Last but not least: Contact information Thanks for your interest Questions? Contact: Tobias Hartz (hartz@imfl.de) Medical Informatics and Biomathematics University Clinics Muenster
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