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The objective of the proposed IT system is to coherently and timely record data in health registries and digital records, thereby increasing transparency and developing an important tool for user information and operational support. The proposed IT system will comply with IT policies and regulations, as well as current legislation on personal data protection, interoperability requirements, and other IT-related normative acts. Specific objectives include the development of an application for: four National Disease Registries (National Cancer Registry, National Diabetes Registry, National Rare Diseases Registry, and National Polytrauma Registry), two digital record registries, and a web portal providing a single point of access for all entities involved in the processes of entering, modifying, and viewing data recorded in the aforementioned registries. It also includes the implementation of a security services management module and an interoperability module. The resulting application will be used by healthcare providers, collecting information from multiple user types (connecting operational and informational flows currently used separately) and sharing the same integrated software and hardware resources on a unique platform. The development of the four disease registries, two digital registries, and the web portal will involve creating software applications that account for national legislative and business changes as requested in the Terms of Reference and/or identified throughout the project with the Beneficiary, in parallel with implementing measures to enhance information availability and security.

This is a services contract in the health and medical services and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on digital health systems, Enterprise Systems and Data Analytics. Located in Romania, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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