Traduction de «Medical Records Abstract System » (Anglais → Français) :

- (PL) Mr President, the main healthcare challenges facing us today are improving the health of older people, preparing to deal with geriatric diseases in relation to the ageing population, universal access to a proper level of healthcare, ensuring financial stability for national healthcare systems, giving particular attention to access to healthcare for disabled people, children, the elderly, and those from poorer families, guaranteeing the rights of the patient in cross-border healthcare, establishing cross-border electronic interoperability for medical records ...[+++], while at the same time ensuring protection for personal data and the provision of good working conditions for employees in the healthcare sector.

ACTIONS The Commission will work with Member States competent authorities and all interested stakeholders to: Key Action 13: Undertake pilot actions to equip Europeans with secure online access to their medical health data by 2015 and to achieve by 2020 widespread deployment of telemedicine services; Key Action 14: Propose a recommendation defining a minimum common set of patient data for interoperability of patient records to be accessed or exchanged electronically across Member States by 2012[56]; Other actions: Foster EU-wide sta ...[+++]ndards[57], interoperability testing and certification of eHealth systems by 2015 through stakeholder dialogue; Reinforce the AmbientAssisted Living (AAL) Joint Programme to allow older people and persons with disabilities to live independently and be active in society.

Given that, despite isolated attempts, there is no easy-to-use record system for organs available for transplantation even at national level, it is important to introduce a certificate, similar to the Schengen system, accessible on the Internet, valid throughout the whole Union, supported by medical opinion and a single Union transplantation database.

[14] eHealth systems and services can reduce costs and improve productivity in such areas as i) billing and record-keeping, ii) reduction in medical error, iii) alleviation of unnecessary care, and iv) savings achieved by business-to-business e-commerce, cited in P.M. Danzon and M. Furukawa, e-Health: Effects of the Internet on Competition and Productivity in Health Care (2001) In The Economic Payoff from the Internet Revolution, the Brookings Task Force on the Internet, Brookings Institution Press: Washington.

The United States are allowed to access data systems, passenger files recording the date the seat was booked, the travel agency, ticketing information, credit card number and expiry date, itinerary, previous files on the passenger containing details of previous trips, religious or ethnic information based on their choice of meal etc., who they accompanied, where they stayed, how they communicated with other people and their medical data, as well as frequent flyer programmes, which also contain a wealth of data.

The telematics programme will support RTD activities relating to the following three topics: - "Telematics for services of public interest" (administrations, health care and transport); the research in question, which will account for nearly 50% of the total programme budget, will concern in particular exchanges of information between administrations, telemedicine, multimedia medical records, and transport management systems; - "Telematics for knowledge" (research workers, libraries, and dis ...[+++]tance education and training), the aim being to enable knowledge producers and users to consult, share or update certain categories of knowledge; - "Telematics for improving employment and the quality of life" (disadvantaged social categories, urban and rural areas, and environmental protection); the activities in question will concern in particular audiovisual aids and interfaces designed to enable elderly or handicapped people to play a full part in the economy and society, the development of teleworking and teleservices and environmental monitoring and warning systems.