Brusafe+ is a computer server that uses international standards. It is a kind of innovative safe, accessible to all, that enables electronic and secure sharing of health data. Initially created by health professionals, Abrumet is the non-profit organization behind Brussels Health Network and Brusafe+.
Brusafe + is a safe for exchanging medical data using international standards. Today Belgian e-health only uses the KMEHR standard, but Brusafe + uses
XDS / CDA which precisely makes it possible to make the connection between the Belgian ecosystem and the international via a mapping.
Currently, Brusafe + can read and store the following CDA documents:
1. Referral summary
2. Journal note
3. CDA Image
4. Patient Summary
They are also accessible via the metahub (network linking the 4 hubs and the 3 regional safes, containing data from all hospitals and general practitioners):
Via Brusafe +, you can also consult the metahub data which is mapped from the KMEHR to the CDA.
5. Sumehr of general practitioners
What is an e-health safe actually used for?
A safe allows all non-hospital health professionals who do not have a personal computer server to participate in e-health. Indeed, how could the health records of your general practitioner, nurse or other professional in 1st line of care be made available to other doctors who may take care of you if their computer is closed? Practically, health professionals record information from consultations in their medical software. Only information that is relevant for monitoring your health is shared on health networks. For example, a general practitioner will publish a summary of your health, which is called a SUMEHR in professional jargon.
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