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NICTIZ is the Dutch National IT institute for Healthcare ([http://www.nictiz.nl NICTIZ]). The role of NICTIZ is to coordinate the creation of ‘a high quality national Electronic Patient Record and the underlying national infrastructure’. This infratsructure is known as [[AORTA]].  
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NICTIZ is the Dutch National ICT Institute for Healthcare ([http://www.nictiz.nl NICTIZ]). NICTIZ is an impartial and neutral organization in which all parties involved in the healthcare process take part: healthcare providers, patients, healthcare insurance companies and the government.  
  
NICTIZ will strive to reach consensus among healthcare providers, healthcare insurers and other stakeholders to create the technical and legal conditions to improve healthcare delivery.
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The aim of NICTIZ is to create the right conditions for the nation-wide provision of information for and about the patient. Part of its task is to combine the strengths of existing IT initiatives. The ultimate aim is to achieve full accessibility and an efficient exchange of information with the aid of a basic IT infrastructure and a national EPR. Security and transparency are important considerations in this respect. NICTIZ has chosen to focus on the medication record.
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If NICTIZ is to achieve its objectives, it is essential that its activities be supported by as many of the parties involved as possible. Ultimately, NICTIZ needs to be able to rely on the involvement and cooperation of all the players in the IT and health-care field if the plan is to be successful.
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Care professionals in the care and cure sector, patient organizations, health-care insurers and care sector IT specialists are all closely involved in the activities of NICTIZ. NICTIZ is supported by an Advisory Board which consists of representatives from various sections of the care sector.
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In addition, NICTIZ is working closely with the Dutch Normalization Institute (NEN). A joint NICTIZ/NEN Programme & Policies Committee will put forward recommendations about the contents of NICTIZ's program and the relevant normalization activities within NEN.
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NICTIZ's activities are divided into two programs: [[AORTA]] and [[AORTA Healthcare Applications|Healthcare Applications]].  
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
 
*See [http://www.nictiz.nl/uploaded/FILES/Corporate%20communicatie%20English/corporate%20profile.pdf NICTIZ Corporate Profile] (PDF, 4 Mb)
 
*See [http://www.nictiz.nl/uploaded/FILES/Corporate%20communicatie%20English/corporate%20profile.pdf NICTIZ Corporate Profile] (PDF, 4 Mb)

Latest revision as of 10:54, 29 December 2006

NICTIZ is the Dutch National ICT Institute for Healthcare (NICTIZ). NICTIZ is an impartial and neutral organization in which all parties involved in the healthcare process take part: healthcare providers, patients, healthcare insurance companies and the government.

The aim of NICTIZ is to create the right conditions for the nation-wide provision of information for and about the patient. Part of its task is to combine the strengths of existing IT initiatives. The ultimate aim is to achieve full accessibility and an efficient exchange of information with the aid of a basic IT infrastructure and a national EPR. Security and transparency are important considerations in this respect. NICTIZ has chosen to focus on the medication record.

If NICTIZ is to achieve its objectives, it is essential that its activities be supported by as many of the parties involved as possible. Ultimately, NICTIZ needs to be able to rely on the involvement and cooperation of all the players in the IT and health-care field if the plan is to be successful.

Care professionals in the care and cure sector, patient organizations, health-care insurers and care sector IT specialists are all closely involved in the activities of NICTIZ. NICTIZ is supported by an Advisory Board which consists of representatives from various sections of the care sector.

In addition, NICTIZ is working closely with the Dutch Normalization Institute (NEN). A joint NICTIZ/NEN Programme & Policies Committee will put forward recommendations about the contents of NICTIZ's program and the relevant normalization activities within NEN.

NICTIZ's activities are divided into two programs: AORTA and Healthcare Applications.

References