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Sotsiaalministeerium · 3. august 2022
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3. august 2022
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Singapore MOH
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1.4 EL otsustusprotsess ja rahvusvaheline koostöö
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1.4-2 Rahvusvahelise koostöö korraldamisega seotud kirjavahetus (Arhiiviväärtuslik)
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1.4-2/2022
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Nele Labi (Sotsiaalministeerium, Kantsleri vastutusvaldkond, Innovatsiooni vastutusvaldkond)
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12. august 2022

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Saatja: Shawn TAN (MOH) <[email protected]> Saadetud: 03.08.2022 11:38 Adressaat: Kersti Esnar <[email protected]>; Kristiina Hunt <[email protected]>; Marilin Sternhof <[email protected]>; SM Info <[email protected]>; Anneli Laansoo <[email protected]> Koopia: Raymond CHUA (MOH) <[email protected]>; Colin LIM (MOH) <[email protected]>; Stephanie SIM (MOH) <[email protected]>; Elaine TEO (MOH) <[email protected]>; David Chua Wei Lim (IHIS <[email protected]>; Weng Chee CHAN (MOH) <[email protected]>; Abigail TAN (MOH) <[email protected]>; Willson GO (MOH) <[email protected]> Teema: [Request for Visit] Singapore Ministry of Health Digital Health Study Trip to Estonia Message Classification: Unclassified Dear Kersti, Kristiina and Marilyn, It’s a pleasure to e-meet you and I hope you have been well. I am Shawn from the Health Regulation Group at the Ministry of Health (MOH), Singapore. 2 In March 2022, our Minster for Health, Mr Ong Ye Kung, announced a new initiative, “Healthier SG”, which helps all Singaporeans take steps towards better health and quality of life. Healthier SG or HSG, aims to enable Singaporeans to: (i) have a trusted and lifelong relationship with their family doctor, (ii) develop a personalised health plan based on their unique profile; and (iii) have access to a stronger ecosystem of support (e.g. community programmes) for better health. As an enabler for HSG, proactive sharing of health information in a safe and secured manner is critical to facilitate holistic patient care and care continuity. As such, MOH intends to introduce a Health Information Bill in the near future, which aims to enable this. 3 Another aspect which Singapore has been looking into is in the digital health space such as artificial intelligence, healthcare cybersecurity etc. For instance, in 2021, MOH launched a healthcare cybersecurity essentials which provides best practice guidelines to healthcare licensees to adopt basic safeguards for their IT assets and data. Additionally, MOH also launched an Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Guidelines (AIHGIe) to improve the understanding, codify good practices and support the safe growth of AI in healthcare. 4 Singapore MOH is planning a working trip to visit Estonia (tentatively between 17 to 25 October, inclusive) to glean more insights and experiences in relation to aspects ranging from digital health policies, implementation challenges in introducing digital health / data sharing related legislation as well as digital health services regulations. 5 As such, together with my colleagues1 within MOH who oversee our healthcare Infocomm Technology and Data policies and the Integrated Health Information Systems (IHiS), our national health IT agency, we are keen to explore arranging a face-to-face meeting with you and your colleagues to better understand Estonia’s approach in the following areas: a. Journey in the development of primary care sector digitalisation strategies/ architecture/ plan, including ancillary services (if applicable) i. E.g. enablers and challenges such as funding, grants and subsidies, standardisation, common data architecture/standards/technology stacks, use of apps, governance b. Journey in ensuring safe and secure development in healthcare digitalisation i. E.g. enablers and challenges such as funding, grants and subsidies, standardisation, common data architecture/standards/technology stacks c. Journey in development of digital health related guidelines, regulations for implementation d. Regulation of healthcare information and cyber and data safeguards e. Approach towards identifying and understanding new risk areas in healthcare services digitalisation/transformation f. Journey in meeting healthcare regulation requirements and associated challenges 1Deputy Director of Medical Services – A/Prof Raymond Chua; MOH Chief Information Officer – Mr Colin Lim, and other MOH and IHiS colleagues 6 If possible, we seek your assistance to provide 3 potential dates and timings between 17 to 25 October which would be best suitable for yourself and/or your organisation, as well as suggestions of persons within your organisation that we could speak with. S/N Date Time Names/Designations 1 2 3 4 5 7 We apologise if you are not the correct party to reach out to and seek your assistance to direct us to the correct parties. We would be happy to arrange a virtual meeting as well to discuss further details of the potential visit, if necessary. 8 We hope for a favourable reply from you by 12 August (Friday). Thank you very much. Best regards, Shawn Tan Senior Manager (Engagement & Strategy)  Healthcare Regulations Group Ministry of Health |  (65) 6992 6763| Visit us at http://www.moh.gov.sg Promote Good Health and Reduce Illness Access to Good and Affordable Healthcare Pursue Medical Excellence Privileged/Confidential information may be contained in this message. If you are not the intended recipient, please notify the sender immediately.  Please consider the environment before printing out this email. MOH EMS [3S-id=38b14749-882e-4f55-8cfa-0df1ded15572:531ed8c6]
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