Demonstrate the trustworthiness of your digital health systems
The soaring use of health data is reflected in the growing adoption of digital health systems and applications, from Electronic Health Records (EHRs) used by health care providers & organisations to fitness and health apps readily accessible for all citizens.
The need to capture and manage health data in trustworthy ways has forced the health ict industry to meet complex and high requirements.
Health authorities rely on data-driven insights to design future proof health care strategies. In addition, they start endorsing mobile health apps, and even provide for reimbursement, for apps that meet the highest requirements.
Health care providers rely on EHR data to deliver evidence-based care and optimise care coordination. EHR systems need to allow for proper analysis while safeguarding patient privacy.
Researchers and clinicians want to conduct large-scale data analysis to speed up health innovations. Seamless exchanging or connecting and quality of data are crucial requirements.
Patients and citizens are more and more convinced of the added value of digital health, and willing to embrace this, provided data protection and smooth operation are ensured.
Prove the compliance of your software
in the fields of
– functional operation
– quality of data handling and flows
– data privacy (e.g. GDPR) and ethics
Health ICT industry:
How to gain the trust of your partners?
Be confident and convince that your health ICT system …
Demonstrate the smooth functional operation of your digital system
Stay on top of the fast-changing requirements
The requirements of state-of-the-art health software are multiplying and becoming more and more complex.
Users (both organisations and citizens), commissioners and health authorities want guarantees that your software operates in accordance with the relevant functional criteria.
i~HD has access to a repository of over 1700 indexed fine-grained validated criteria. Furthermore, as new criteria sets are being developed by stakeholders in the health ICT ecosystem, we step in to help define the criteria and to go through the validation phase that is required before integration in a standardised scheme.
