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The development of a Swedish National Information Structure.

Lars-Ake Johansson¹, Rolf Wohed, Karin Kajbjer

¹The NI-project, National Board of Health and Welfare, Stockholm, Sweden.

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|September 12, 2009

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Sweden is developing a national eHealth strategy using three interacting models for a generic National Information Structure. This structure will be specialized for various healthcare and social care needs, emphasizing iterative development and user input.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Information Systems in Healthcare
National Health Strategies

Background:

Sweden's national eHealth strategy aims to standardize health information.
Existing healthcare information systems require a unified structure for interoperability.
The need for integrated social and community care data is recognized.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the development of a generic National Information Structure in Sweden.
To describe the foundational models for the National Information Structure.
To emphasize the importance of iterative development and user involvement.

Main Methods:

Development of three core models: Generic Process, Concepts, and Information.
Iterative approach to model refinement.
Incorporation of user involvement throughout the development process.

Main Results:

A foundational generic National Information Structure is being established.
The structure is designed for specialization across different care domains.
User involvement and iterative design are key components of the development.

Conclusions:

The National Information Structure provides a basis for integrated eHealth in Sweden.
Specialization of the generic models will enable broader application in care.
Collaborative, iterative development ensures relevance and usability.