WO2002101667A2 - Verfahren zur überwachung telemedizinischer gesundheitsdienstleistungen - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for monitoring telemedical healthcare services, in particular with regard to the quantity and / or the quality with which the telemedical healthcare services are provided.
- Telemedical health services are understood to mean all types of telemedicine, for example the diagnosis of medical data records that have been sent to a service facility for telemedical health services via a communication network, or the online diagnosis of body functions with the aid of technical means for the remote transmission of data. Telemedical health services are therefore preferably handled entirely from the award of the contract, through the execution to delivery of the result with the aid of means for the remote transmission of data.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of specifying a method for monitoring telemedical healthcare services in such a way that the service quality and / or the quantity of such a service facility providing such telemedical healthcare services can be checked quickly and easily.
- this object is achieved by a method according to claim 1.
- a data processing device determines the number of medical data records recorded by one or more medical data records per unit of time, that is to say per hour, day or week, the recordings of the data records at least part of a health service to be provided represent.
- the data processing device determines data which permit a statement about the quality of the data records recorded by the persons and compares these data and / or the quantitative performance data with predetermined target or limit values. From this, the data processing device derives an assessment of the quantitative and / or the qualitative performance for each of the persons recording medical data records.
- the data processing device to which recorded medical data records to be evaluated are transmitted, can alternatively or additionally determine how many medical data records are evaluated per unit of time by one, preferably several persons provided for the evaluation of medical data records, for example per hour, day or week, whereby the evaluation also represents at least part of a health service to be provided.
- the data processing device can alternatively or additionally determine which data allow a statement about the quality of the evaluation of the medical data records by the people, and compares these data and / or the quantitative performance data with predetermined target or limit values. From this, the data processing device derives an assessment of the quantitative and / or the qualitative services for each person evaluating the medical data records.
- an operator of a service facility for telemedical healthcare services can obtain an overview of the quantity and / or performance quality of his service facility, in particular his staff, and vulnerabilities not only with regard to the performance of individual people, but also when the specified target is more frequent - Recognize or deviate from performance values for different people in processes.
- a particularly preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the data processing device generates a graphic for visualizing the ascertained evaluations as well as the quantitative and / or qualitative performance data of the persons recording medical data records and / or of the persons evaluating medical data records.
- analyzes can be carried out simply and quickly with regard to the quantitative and / or qualitative performance of the staff of a service facility for telemedical health service.
- Another embodiment of the invention provides that, based on the evaluation of the quantity and / or the quality of the performance of the person recording medical data records and / or the person evaluating medical data records, at least one consequence is derived or a measure is proposed.
- one consequence is that a person recording medical records no longer has any patients to record of the medical data records are assigned if, for example, the quality of the recorded data records does not correspond to the specified target or limit values.
- One measure can, for example, consist of training on how to record high-quality data records.
- one consequence is that medical data records are no longer assigned to a person evaluating medical data records if, for example, the evaluations carried out by the person evaluating medical data records do not correspond to the qualitative specifications.
- the consequence based on the evaluation ie the blocking of the person, can only be signaled by the data processing device or can be undertaken by the data processing device.
- the latter can take place, for example, in that the device, for. B. to a computer that the person uses for evaluating medical data sets and to which the medical data sets to be evaluated by the person are normally automatically transmitted by the data processing device, no medical data sets are now forwarded for evaluation.
- a measure proposed on the basis of the evaluation can also be a training of a person in order to increase the quality of their evaluations.
- a variant of the invention provides that the person recording medical records is assigned to a first service facility and the person evaluating medical records is assigned to a second service facility, before service facilities form a health service chain.
- a telemedical health service therefore does not have to be provided by a single service facility, but can be provided in a division of functions by several service facilities.
- the specifications for comparing the services of the medical data records are included.
- the and / or evaluating people adaptive.
- the requirements can be derived from statistical evaluations of the data obtained in the service facility (s) from a large patient population.
- the requirements adapt to the changes in the database over time.
- Embodiments of the invention provide that the service facilities of the health service chain are at least partially arranged at different locations, the data generated in the service facilities and stored in computers being combined in a central data processing facility.
- the computers of the service facilities are networked with one another and with the central data processing facilities.
- the average processing time of a data record of a person recording medical data records and / or of a person evaluating medical data records is also recorded, i.e. how long an average person recording the medical data records for recording them and an average person evaluating the data records for them Evaluation needed.
- the quality of the evaluation of medical data records is determined by a person evaluating medical data records in such a way that known medical data records relating to telemedical healthcare services, the evaluations of which are known, are added to the medical data records pending for evaluation, the current evaluations of the specifically added ones known medical data records are registered, the current evaluations of the known medical data records are compared with the known evaluations of the known medical data records, and that the number of current evaluations is determined, which is differ significantly from the known evaluations of the known medical data sets.
- the known evaluations of the known medical data records come from the person evaluating medical data records himself, i.e. it is checked whether the respective person comes to different results when evaluating a medical data record several times.
- the known evaluations of the known medical data records are presented to the person evaluating medical data records for the first time.
- Embodiments of the invention provide for the sensitivity and the specificity to be checked.
- the known medical data records are used to check how many known medical data records, which clearly indicate an illness or abnormality, are recognized as such by the person evaluating medical data records.
- the known medical data records are used to check how many known medical data records, which clearly do not indicate a disease or abnormality, are recognized by the person as such.
- a medical device used by a service facility is checked how long a medical device used by a service facility is approved for telemedical healthcare services before it has to be checked for its function, and the status in relation to the check is signaled.
- medical devices used by the service facility are also included in the automated monitoring of the qualitative performance of a service facility.
- the operation of a lock the medical device if the time for the approval of the device has been exceeded.
- the medical data records are image data, in accordance with variants of the invention it is ophthalmology image data, mammography image data, pathology image data or dermatology image data.
- the availability of the person recording medical data records and / or the person evaluating medical data records the utilization of the person recording medical data records and / or the person evaluating medical data records and / or the devices used by the people, the number of Health services per unit of time, the number of health services that did not produce a finding, and the number of health services that had medical complications.
- FIG. 1 shows a structure of a healthcare service chain for the provision of telemedical healthcare services and
- FIG. 2 shows a section of a visualization of the quantitative and qualitative services of parts of the healthcare service chain
- the health service chain for telemedical health services shown in FIG. 1 in the case of the present exemplary embodiment comprises two service facilities A, B and a central data processing facility 9.
- the service facility A comprises four computers 1 to 4 in the form of PCs (personal computers) and the service facility B four computers 5 to 8 also in shape of PCs.
- the central data processing device 9 and the PCs 1 to 8 are connected to a communication network 10 and can therefore communicate with one another.
- the healthcare service chain specializes in telemedical healthcare services which relate to ophthalmology, that is to say ophthalmology, medical records in the form of ophthalmology images being recorded in service facility A, which are separated from service facility B and evaluated in service facility B. become.
- the PCs 1 to 4 are assigned to persons P1 to P4 working for the service facility A, who use the ophthalmology images, e.g. Record image data from a patient's eye fundus.
- diagnostic devices 11 to 14 are connected to the PCs 1 to 4.
- the image data records recorded with the devices 11 to 14 are transmitted to the respectively associated PC 1 to 4, which the image data records via the communication network 10 to the central
- the communication network can also be a public communication network or a communication network that has been specially set up and operated by the health service chain.
- the central data processing device 9 temporarily stores the recorded image data sets and distributes them via the communication network 10 to the PCs 5 to 8 of the service device B, which are assigned to persons P5 to P8, who evaluate the image data sets, derive medical decisions therefrom and, if necessary, produce a finding ,
- the data processing device 9 registers how many image data records from each of the PCs 1 to 4 of the service providers. > O t t ⁇ HH ⁇ O L ⁇ o L ⁇ O c ⁇
- time registered i.e. the time it takes for one of the people P5 to P8 to evaluate an image data set, and the average processing time for evaluating an image data set for each person P5 to P8.
- the data processing device 9 checks the quality with which the persons P5 to P8 evaluate the image data sets by deliberately adding image data sets, the evaluations of which are known, to the pending image data sets for evaluation by the persons P5 to P8 without the knowledge of the persons P5 to P8. In this way, the intra- and inter-individual variability of the evaluations of each of the persons P5 to P8 is checked. In the case of the present exemplary embodiment, approximately 20% of the image data sets transmitted to one of the persons P5 to P8 and their evaluations are known. In 10% of all image data sets presented to a person, the evaluations come from the person himself, which means that the person's intra-individual variability can be checked.
- Person P5 thus evaluates, for example, 10% of the image data sets presented to him at least twice.
- the image data sets, the evaluations of which are known are presented to the respective person for the first time, whereby the inter-individual variability of the person is checked.
- the data processing device 9 registers the current evaluations of the specifically added known medical image data sets.
- the sensitivity and the specificity for each of the persons P5 to P8 are determined in order to assess the quality of the evaluations carried out by the persons P5 to P8.
- the data processing device 9 obtains a measure of the sensitivity by checking on the basis of the 20% known evaluations of image data sets, how many known image data sets, which clearly indicate an illness or abnormality, are recognized as such by the respective person, so that the respective one Person one appropriate findings created.
- the data processing device 9 receives a measure of the specificity by checking on the basis of the 20% known evaluations of image data sets how many known medical image data sets, which do not clearly indicate a disease or abnormality, are recognized by the person as such, that is to say the person Image data sets, which for example show healthy tissue, are also classified as such.
- the data processing device 9 determines a measure both for the sensitivity and for the specificity of each person P5 to P8. In the case of the present exemplary embodiment, a percentage number is determined in each case, which are compared with limit values likewise given in percent in order to arrive at an assessment of the qualitative performance of the respective person.
- the limit value for sensitivity is 80%, ie 80% of people to be recognized on the basis of the image data sets must be recognized by persons P5 to P8.
- the limit for the specificity is also 80%, ie image data sets which do not reveal any diseases or abnormalities must be recognized by persons P5 to P8 to 80%.
- These two limit values also do not necessarily have to be fixed, but can be adaptive. The limit values can therefore vary based on the evaluations made.
- the data processing device 9 also registers the device certification of the devices 11 to 14 via the PCs 1 to 4, i.e. how long the devices 11 to 14 can still be used for the acquisition of image data sets until their function has to be checked.
- the data processing device 9 uses the PCs 1 to 8 to determine the current availability of the person Pl to 8, the workload of the person Pl to P8 and the workload of the devices used by the people Pl to 8, that is to say the
- the data processing device 9 can use this information CO ⁇ tt ⁇ > ⁇ > o L ⁇ ⁇ L ⁇ o L ⁇
- LQ P tr a ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ - Hi 9 ) LQ er rf ⁇ ⁇ - a CQ ⁇ j ⁇ ⁇ - ⁇ ⁇ 4 CD tr ⁇ - er tr CQ a rt CQ PF 1 rt Pi P rt ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ Pi Q CQ N tö Pi P 0 ⁇ - ⁇ tr a ⁇ LQ
- the data processing device 9 provides a visualization program with which a selection of the data to be visualized can be made.
- FIG. 2 Such a graphic with information selected by the operator and relating to the operation of the health service chain is shown in FIG. 2.
- the graphic shows in field I the performance quantity of persons P1, P2, P5 and P6 at the end of a working week. It can thus be seen that the person P1 only recorded 4 image data sets, although 10 image data sets had to be recorded, while the person P2 recorded 17 image data sets, although 20 recordings had to be done. While the person P5 carried out all 50 evaluations of image data sets required by him, the person P6 only achieved 40 out of 50 required evaluations. Furthermore, it can be seen that the people P5 to P8 actually only evaluated 170 of the 200 evaluations of image data records required by the service facility B per week. In field I, it is also visualized that in only 2 cases of the 170 processed cases a week medical complications occurred in the affected patients after an evaluation.
- Such a complication can be, for example, an infection. Furthermore, no findings were made in 90 of the 170 cases, i.e. no illness was diagnosed.
- a traffic light display for person P5 shows that their average or average processing time per case, ie the evaluation of an image data set, was less than 3 hours.
- the quantity and the quality of the performance of the persons P3 and P4 are visualized in a field II of the graphic. 'It can be seen that the person who carried out of their required shots of images P3 80% of their required shots of images and the person P4 60%.
- the graphic shows the division of the image ⁇ L t to HH
- the average processing time that person P5 needed to evaluate an image is also shown. For about half of the images, the person P5 needed less than 3 hours for the evaluation. P5 took more than four hours for about a third of the pictures and between 3 and 4 hours for the rest.
- the two columns assigned to person P6 show that when examining the intra-individual variability of person P5, the sensitivity as well as the specificity are above the 80% specification. When checking the inter-individual variability, the person reaches a value of over 80% in terms of sensitivity, the value of specificity lies exactly on the 80% specification. The person receives a yellow light on the traffic light evaluation placed next to the columns, which results from the
- Black and white graphics are not recognizable in terms of color to signal that caution is advised because of the borderline case.
- the average processing time is also shown for person P6, before person P6 needed for evaluating an image. For more than half of the images, the person P6 needed less than 3 hours for the evaluation. P5 took more than four hours for about a quarter of the pictures and between 3 and 4 hours for the rest.
- Field IV of the graphic shows some consequences which have been derived from the data available to the data processing device 9. It is also clear from a traffic light display that persons P1 and P5 are blocked. The blocking of person P5 results from the evaluation in field III, since quality requirements have not been met. The person P5 or their PC 5 therefore no longer receives image data for evaluation. In the case of the present exemplary embodiment, the blocking of the person P5 means that the person P5 has to undergo training in order to improve their evaluations of images. This derived from the evaluation ⁇ U) tt F> ⁇ >
- the telemedical health service to be provided does not necessarily have to relate to the recording and evaluation of image information, but can also only concern the evaluation of image information. This is the case, for example, when a resident doctor transmits images to a specialist for evaluation with the aid of means for remote data transmission. Furthermore, a telemedical health service can only be in the acquisition of image information. This is the case if, as a result of orders, an image recording device records image information for a resident doctor, for example, and transmits this to the doctor with means for remote data transmission. In these cases, the data processing device accordingly only determines quantitative and / or qualitative performance data for the service facilities providing these services.
- the health service chain can also be used to record and evaluate mammography images, pathology images or dermatology images.
- the medical data records need not necessarily be only image data records.
- the medical records can also contain other physical data, e.g. Have blood pressure values, blood sugar values etc., and psychological parameters, previous diagnoses and therapies.
- the evaluation does not necessarily have to be made in a traffic light display.
- the method according to the invention also makes it possible to generate graphics of the same type or, if appropriate, also for different types of service facilities in a healthcare service chain, to compare them with one another in order to compare the quantity and / or quality of the service, and to derive an evaluation therefrom.
- the central data processing device 9 makes all relevant data available, be it technical, organizational, medical, or economic.
- computers 1 to 8 can already carry out analyzes.
- computers 1 to 4 can already carry out quality examinations of the images taken and computers 5 to 8 quality examinations with regard to the evaluation of the images.
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