MENTA
Mobile Health Platform for a Better
Care
ERRIN Health Project Development Session
25th November 2014
Who we are
National Institute for Quality- and Organizational Development in
Healthcare and Medicines (GYEMSZI)
Central-Eastern Europe, Hungary, Central Hungary
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Public institution, owner: Ministry Responsible for Health, HU
Integrated functions:
– implementation of the national development policy for healthcare
– a methodological centre for health system and organisation development
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pathway & capacity management (national and regional)
education and training programmes
eHealth / mHealth programme and projects
EU Council (eHealth Network + effective use of ESIF)
– Cca. 100 Hospitals (roughly 80% of the inpatient care capacity of Hungary +
outpatient care)
– ESIF (& CH-HU) planning and execution programme governance + project
management
– FP7, LLL, Health Programme
What our idea is
Creating innovative additional values with the development of Mobile
Health Platform for a Better Care (Medical e-Log and Notifying Therapy
Application) through international cooperation
Where we are now
mHealth Research Conclusions (2013-2014)
Applied latest appliation development
standards
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Hungarian population uses the Internet
widely to search for health-related
information
Most popular search expressions are
about diseases, health professionals
and health promotion
>90% find useful information, but more
than 30% is misleading
48% use at least one health-related
mobile app
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Users, not patients
Establishment of a new mHealth
ecosystem
Prevention-focused
Improving health consciousness
and self-awareness
High level data security
Excellent UX design
Self-learning system
Practical approach
Time and cost effectiveness
Free availability
Medical e-Log and Notifying Therapy Application
functional deliverables
What our idea is
Through international cooperation innovative additional values can be
achieved like a new dimension of MENTA development by
• linking it to state and private insurance systems as conscious usage of
MENTA would supposedly decrease risks and so the cash outflow.
• Evidence based recording of health protection activities and services in
the application could also be rewarded as these contribute to healthy
living.
• Savings can then be reallocated to other health protection purposes, such
as sport, recreation, health industry services.
• MENTA basic version is planned to be used by 1-4% of Hungarian
population (cca. 100,000-400,000 users), expected to grow to 7-20% after
the introduction of new motivation models, so access to several different
types of end user communities with improved interaction between
patients, their relatives and care givers is available.
Through the result of the MENTA development, applying the Problem
Oriented Portable Patient Record the secured dataflow between Health
Information Systems can be supported.
Whom we are looking for
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Type of partners sought (research institute, SME, industry, public body,
etc.):
– research institute, university, social security organisations, insurance company
/ public insurance body, society
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Partners sought from specific countries/ regions:
– All EU member states
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Expertise(s) sought and
– motivation of public for the sake of healthy living through mHealth
applications
– ecosystem/business model development
– financial and actuary expertise
– accreditation system labelling health oriented services/products/activities
– Legal advisor (with an expertise in EU and national laws)
– matchmaking competence based on mutual interest between public and
private sector
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Specific role of partners sought
– project leader
Contact
• Contact details:
– István Csizmadia, Head of Department
– National Institute for Quality- and Organizational
Development in Healthcare and Medicines (GYEMSZI)
Department of International Programmes
– H-1125 Budapest, Diós árok 3.
– phone: (+361) 356 1522
– e-mail: [email protected] /
[email protected]
– web: www.gyemszi.hu