Telematics Infrastructure 2.0
summary
The talk outlines the current state and future direction of Germany’s Telematikinfrastruktur 2.0 for digital healthcare, covering electronic patient records (ePA), health apps, and digital doctor–patient communication. It reviews lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic, explores the potential of digital health platforms, and addresses how to ensure data sovereignty in medical systems.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15Motivation for TI 2.0
- 3:46Federated Identity Management
- 5:122 Universal Reachability
- 6:193 Modern Security Architecture Based on the Zero Trust Model
- 7:19Distributed Services
- 8:02Interoperability and Structured Data
- 10:55Care Processes
- 11:48Consent for Data Release for Medical Research
- 12:05The Roadmap of MIOs at a Glance
- 12:47Processing Data from the Electronic Patient Record for Research Purposes
- 13:00$363 (1-7) SGB V: Release to the Research Data Center
- 13:41$363 (8) SGB V: Release Based on Consent Data Release in a Healthcare Provider Institution
- 14:07Summary
- 14:23Vision: Care of the Healthy Patient – The ePA as a Biological Diary with Structured Data
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