18E03435 - CH INTERCOMMUNAL EURE SEINE - DIGITAL PATIENT JOURNEY IN AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
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CENTRE HOSPITALIER INTERCOMMUNAL EURE SEINE
The CH Eure Seine is part of a development and innovation approach, supported by the Normandy Evreux-Vernon Center for Innovation, Clinical Research and Education (CIRCE-NEV). This structure aims to attract practitioners and students to the Hospital Center and the health region by offering them the means to structure and participate in clinical research projects, to engage in the development and deployment of innovative solutions. This diversification of activity makes it possible, while strengthening attractiveness, to fight against medical desertification in the region.  With this in mind, the system is open to members of the GHT, private medicine and primary care stakeholders. Above all, this must allow patients in our healthcare region to access research protocols and the most innovative therapies and care techniques. Indeed, recent technological progress, awareness of the issues, as evidenced by the Villani report, and regional dynamism in the field of e-health have led CIRCE-NEV to integrate a digital axis. The conventional partnerships put in place with local authorities, the University of Rouen, the INSA of Rouen and the URML allow this center to respond to the needs of caregivers and the local population while positioning, through its innovative nature, the territory as a precursor in the domain. The actions are divided into 3 axes: teaching, communication, and “pilot digital emergencies”, an innovative global project making it possible to address themes of development of digital tools, exploitation of data, research while being strongly anchored with the socio-economic fabric and the real needs of caregivers and patients. The latter will be able, if they wish, to benefit from digital support for admission to post-emergency follow-up. Particular attention will be paid to supporting the patient throughout their journey. Thus work will be carried out on the ergonomics of the solutions proposed in order to reach the widest population while taking into account particularities and disabilities. The tools will be part of the national e-health strategy by allowing links with the DMP. The emergency department constitutes an interface between hospital care and the ambulatory health network. It also represents an area of ​​tension: with 92,000 passages per year, improving operation with constant human resources represents a real challenge. EMERGENC-e aims to respond to these issues while working to improve patient care. Thus, each step of the journey will be evaluated to measure the quality of the response to these different objectives. Its reproducible nature will make its deployment possible in other services and across the GHT and then in other establishments interested in the solution. Obtaining a significant volume of data will make it possible to address various research issues, whether in terms of improving the quality of care, modeling patient behavior, or controlling health costs. This project will involve strong interdisciplinarity since joint work will have to be carried out with academic mathematics and computer science laboratories. It will have an impact with the training of young graduates who will evolve in an atypical environment by approaching patient care from a new angle at the cutting edge of digital technology. Finally, interactions with the socio-economic fabric will be favored via access to the living-lab, and the entanglement of the device in the digital space of the agglomeration, and inclusion in a global strategy to take into account disabilities in the territory.
Smarter Europe / Information and communication technology / e-Government services and applications (including e-Procurement, ICT measures supporting the reform of public administration, cyber-security, trust and privacy measures, e-Justice and e-Democracy)