What is the eHealth doctrine self-evaluation?
Whether you are an established company or a newcomer to the eHealth sector, self-evaluation helps you define the maturity level of your software solution, based on the criteria set out in the French eHealth doctrine, around 3 main themes: urbanisation, interoperability and security.
Your self-evaluation results will forecast a timeline and deadlines to help you reach the level recommended by the doctrine.
You can also check your product meets the requirement framework for telehealth (télésanté) solutions, with self-evaluations covering 3 domains: teleconsultation, tele-expertise and telecare.
Filling these self-evaluation questionnaires for your products will guarantee you meet state-of-the-art standards of good practice and participate in the development of eHealth.
Self-evaluation in 1 click
Self-evaluation in numbers
553 solutions evaluated
Step-by-step guide to evaluate your solution
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Step 1
Go to the Convergence platform (or select an existing product you have already created) and add it to the evaluation and forecast (evaluation et projection)
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Step 2
Evaluate your product based on several requirements set out in the eHealth doctrine. You fill in questionnaires about interoperability, security and urbanisation.
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Step 3
You create a forecast on Convergence for your project and a roadmap outlining the steps you need to follow to reach the maturity levels required
Thématiques d'évaluation
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Téléconsultation
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Téléexpertise
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Télésoin
Frequently Asked Questions
The ANS answers the most common questions about self-evaluation.
The accountability framework defines the means that can be used to:
- ensure traceability of actions carried out in relation to a healthcare IS;
- guarantee the value of recorded traces;
- control the use made of this healthcare IS.
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