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# Health Hub

### Hvad er Health Hub?

EG Clinea understøtter automatisk overførsel af diagnoser og laboratoriesvar til Sundhed.dk via Health Hub – et centralt dataknudepunkt udviklet af PLSP. Overførslen sker i baggrunden og kræver ingen ændringer i klinikkens arbejdsgange.

Health Hub samler og hoster journaloplysninger ét sted og løfter datadeling til et mere sikkert og effektivt niveau. Løsningen gør det lettere at dele nødvendige oplysninger med eksterne systemer, når der stilles krav om det, og styrker dermed datakvaliteten på tværs af sundhedssektoren.

For sundhedsprofessionelle betyder dette, at data deles mere ensartet og pålideligt – hvilket i sidste ende sikrer, at patienterne modtager korrekt og koordineret behandling.

Du kan læse mere om Health Hub på PLSP´s hjemmeside her: [PLSP HealthHub](https://www.plsp.dk/health-hub)

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