MIDIA-Hub - MIRACUM DIFUTURE Alignment Hub - Evaluation und Optimierung der intersek-toralen Kommunikation zwischen Universitätskliniken und niedergelassenen Ärzten durch direkte digitale Arzt-Patienten-Kommunikation. (MIK-BMFTR_MIDIA-Hub-MIRACUM DIFUTURE (NL)

Third Party Funds Group - Sub project


Acronym: MIK-BMFTR_MIDIA-Hub-MIRACUM DIFUTURE (NL

Start date : 01.01.2026

End date : 31.03.2028


Overall project details

Overall project

Medizin-Informatik-Initiative, Medical Informatics in Research and Care in University Medicine

Project details

Short description

As part of the first funding phase of the BMBF funding programme ‘Digital Progress Hubs Health’

(DigiHubs), the MIDIA-Hub succeeded in establishing a solution for improved intersectoral doctor-patient

communication between the two university hospitals in Erlangen and the Technical University of Munich as

well as outpatient specialist practices at the locations. This was achieved in the medical fields of multiple

sclerosis and oncology with a doctor-patient portal provided by Siemens Healthineers as a technology

partner.

In the follow-up funding, MIDIA-Hub will concentrate on maximising the joint use of the individual DigiHubs'

solutions for cross-sector digital networking in the healthcare sector. The focus here is on optimising

intersectoral communication between university hospitals and doctors in private practice as well as

intensifying interaction with the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII), the Network of University Medicine

(NUM) and the other DigiHubs. Equally important is the design of the cross-hub use case and the

expansion of the reach through the integration of a GP research practice network.

In the MIDIA-Hub, the existing hub structures are being expanded in a joint use case in the field of multiple

sclerosis with the integration of the Institutes of General Medicine and the connection to GP practices via

the Bavarian Research Practices Network (BayFoNet). The use of the established application Monks -

Doctors on the Net is planned as a technical solution. In addition, a connection to the practices' computer

systems is to be established. To this end, it is planned to use the KIM service of the TI infrastructure and

the developing ePA to record patient data. A prehabilitation app from the partner hub LeMeDaRT will be

used in the cross-hub use case ‘gynaecological oncology’.

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