Managing COVID-19 Crisis using C³HIS Ontology

Area of Science:

• Health Informatics
• Ontology Engineering
• Crisis Management

Background:

• Healthcare services rely heavily on skilled personnel.
• Effective management of human resources is critical during health crises like COVID-19.
• Current systems may not adequately leverage individual competencies for crisis response.

Purpose of the Study:

• To introduce the C3HIS Ontology project, a web-based solution for the COVID-19 Crisis Health Care Information System.
• To demonstrate the impact of competency-based individual profiles on healthcare quality during crises.
• To emphasize the importance of human actors and their competencies in healthcare quality management during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Main Methods:

• Development of a web-based ontology for healthcare information management.
• Integration of competency-based individual profiles into the system.
• Focus on human actors within quality management processes for healthcare services.

Main Results:

• The C3HIS Ontology provides a structured approach to managing healthcare information during crises.
• Competency-based profiles can significantly enhance performance assessment and decision-making.
• Prioritizing human actors in management systems improves quality of care.

Conclusions:

• The C3HIS Ontology project offers a valuable tool for managing healthcare during the COVID-19 crisis.
• Competency-based human resource management is essential for effective crisis response.
• Integrating human actors into the core of quality processes is vital for healthcare resilience.