The new program is slated for integration into the Electronic Health Services and Cooperation Infrastructure Information System (E. health). This technological upgrade is designed to streamline and enhance the management of health initiatives, particularly those focused on prevention.
The system’s functionality will automate several key processes. It will automatically identify residents eligible for the preventative program, manage the issuance of invitations, and facilitate the completion of structured clinical questionnaires regarding cardiovascular diseases, which will be administered by specialists. Furthermore, the platform will enable real-time monitoring of residents’ engagement and participation levels within the initiative.
According to Minister of Health Linas Kukuraitis, the implementation of such digital solutions offers significant operational benefits. These include reducing the administrative workload on healthcare institutions, ensuring the collection of more accurate data, and improving the overall effectiveness of prevention efforts. The system is also expected to improve accessibility for the general population, marking a significant advancement toward a more modern, efficient, and patient-centered health system.
Previously, the initiative operated as a pilot project. Its full integration into the E. health infrastructure signals a major shift in how preventative care is managed, aiming to provide a robust, digitally supported framework for community health improvement.
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