NCZI will educate future doctors and doctors in the field of health

The National Health Information Centre (NCZI), represented by Pavol Vršanský and Comenius University Medical Faculty, represented by dean Juraj Payer, concluded two memoranda on mutual cooperation today. The first concerns the education of future doctors and doctors in the field of health, the subject of the second memorandum is the gesorist of the content part of the Slovak and Latin version of the International Classification of Diseases.
Both parties committed themselves to educating eHealth professionals, to their education in legislation on doctors' rights and responsibilities, and to working together to develop the 11th revision of the International Classification of Diseases (MKCH-11).
Thanks to the first of the memoranda, the educational system at the Medical Faculty will be extended to include eHealth, in the first phase through lectures and seminars. In case of a favourable response, eHealth will be taught as a separate subject. NCZI will be directly involved in teaching future doctors and doctors.
At the ceremonial signing of memoranda, the Minister of Health Zuzana Dolinková participated in the largest medical faculty in Slovakia, which appreciated the efforts of both parties to educate medicines and medical professionals in the field of eHealth. The signing of the memorandum is a step towards speeding up the process of improving the education of future doctors. At the same time, the digitisation and bureaucracy of health is a major challenge, as it is not possible to improve the system for the benefit of the patient without quality data. stressed the Minister and stressed that Slovakia as the only country had already translated the international classification of diseases into Latin.
We want students not to see eHealth as a burden, but to facilitate their work in practice, In this context, Pavol Vršanský, director of the NCZI, added. In this context, it offered to involve students, including from other faculties, in eHealth testing and its new services.

The dean of the Faculty of Medicine Juraj Payer promises to improve the teaching of future doctors in the field of the use of information technologies and technological innovations in medical practice.The media will already be able to learn about some of the eHealth features available to them during their studies and then work effectively with them, even if they come into practice. We believe that this will also contribute to the improvement of eHealth services, which will bring a number of benefits to the whole system and especially to patients," he said.