Track 4: Sostenibilidad de los sistemas sanitarios 4.1. La ruta europea para la sostenibilidad en sanidad

1. MIHealth Forum
24-25 May 2012 Barcelona
Andrew McCormick
Chief Executive of
Health and Social Care
Northern Ireland

2. NI Chronic Disease Challenge
2/3s of over
75s
Population 1.8M
60% of all GP
visits
H&SC budget
£4.3Bn
Rising to £4.66Bn
in 2014/2015 72% acute
bed days
69% of
health &
social care
Department of Health (2008 ) Raising the profile of long term conditions care
INIsPHO (2010) Making Chronic Conditions Count
spend

3. Information age health care
Individual
Self care
Friends and
family
Self help networks
Professionals as
facilitators
Professionals as
partners
Professionals as
authorities

4. Action
2008 – decision to go to scale application
of telemonitoring
2008 – decision to work with Partners
International (Boston Ma)
2011 - £18m, 20,000 patient contract
signed for service provision – making a
difference at population scale
2011 – growth of NIMAC work with Finland
and Catalonia

5. Action
2011 – MoU between health and
economic agencies
2011 – founder member of European
Connected Health Alliance (ECHC plus
EUMHA plus ECCH)
Transforming Your Care – the path to a
sustainable system

6. Connected Health
Collaborative Network / Ecosystem
DHSSPS
6 x Trusts CCHSC
BSO IT & R & D (inc
PALS Academia)
Connected health strategy:
1. Roles
2. Contribution
HSCB 3. Priorities (Research, HSC
Strategic IT Innovation, Application) Innovations
4. Delivering
5. Means of working
together
NI Connected
DETI Pre-
Health
Commercial
Innovation
Procurement
Centre (CHIC)
Invest NI ECHA
BioBusiness

7. 2012 and beyond:
Stronger, Wider, Deeper
Partnership within Northern Ireland –
managers, clinicians, politicians,
academics, entrepreneurs
Partnership in Europe – Finland,
Catalonia, Basque Government, Scotland
and more
Partnership with the US (Partners,
NIMAC) and EU Commission