We want to hear your feedback on improving health information systems in older persons’ services
We want to hear your feedback on our draft recommendations on developing and delivering ICT enablement to improve services for older people.
We want to hear your feedback on our draft recommendations on developing and delivering ICT enablement to improve services for older people.
We are revising the Catalogue of National Health and Social Care Data Collections, an overview of the large volume of health information being gathered by national organisations.
There is an urgent need to reform our national health information system, particularly in the areas of strategy, leadership and governance, and legislation.
We believe that urgent reform of the health information system in Ireland is needed to reduce significant gaps and deficiencies in our health and social care services, and improve care for everyone.
We want to hear your feedback on our draft recommendations on a consent model for the collection, use and sharing of health information in Ireland.
In November, a number of our teams presented at the virtual 14th European Public Health Conference on a number of topics, including COVID-19 evidence synthesis, data from social care services, and health information in a changing digital world.
The vast majority of Irish people say they are happy for information about their health to be collected, used and shared electronically; however, access and security of the information must be protected. We are now developing recommendations on a model to support this.
Our review of the National Incident Management System (NIMS) within the HSE highlights good practices in the national data collection system, as well as shortcomings that require improvement.