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ECHIM was also the scientific secretariat for Working Party Indicators. Working Party Indicators comprised a large number of experts from the ECHIM Core Group, Member State contact persons, all Working Party and Task Force leaders, Public Health Programme (PHP) project leaders from nine health indicator relevant projects, Candidate Countries and EEA/EFTA countries, representatives from DG SANCO, Eurostat, the OECD, the WHO Regional Office for Europe and some other international organisations. The following projects were coordinated by Working Party Indicators: • EUPHIX (European Public Health Information, Knowledge and Data Management System). Set up to create a system for the distribution and analysis of data and the dissemination of knowledge. • ISARE 3 (Health Indicators in Europe’s regions, phase 3). Described and characterised useful indicators available on the regional level. • EUROTHINE (Tackling Health Inequalities in Europe: an integrated approach). Gathered information on health inequalities, assessed the evidence on the effectiveness of policies and interventions and made recommendations. • EHEMU (European Health Expectancy Monitoring Unit). Calculated and presented data based on health expectancies. • EUHSID (European Union Health Surveys Information Database). Provided data on HIS and HES in Europe. • ECHIM (European Community Health Indicators and Monitoring). • FEHES (Feasibility of a European Health Examination Survey). Prepared recommendations for health examinations in Europe. • EURO-URHIS (Urban Health Indicators Project). Collected information and made proposals on Indicators for Urban Health. • HCQI (Health Care Quality Indicators Project). Examined indicators applicable for assessing quality of health care. These projects supported Working Party Indicators and ECHIM in many respects. First, some of them proposed and tested specific indicators, and disseminated the information. Second, some gathered and tested indicators suitable for use at regional level, for describing urban health, and for looking at health inequalities. Third, some produced data for use by the whole health information system. Fourth, some were a rich source of survey methods and made recommendations for a European Health Examination Survey. ECHIM’s strategy entailed keeping close contact with these projects, all of which were oriented towards the needs of the European Health Information and Knowledge System. The task of Working Party Indicators and ECHIM was to balance the mix of 18
these and other Working Parties’ projects so that they served the needs of the EU Health Information and Knowledge System. With regard to the work of other Working Parties and other projects, ECHIM developed a generic approach for accepting and defining new indicators. ECHIM also advised all projects to ensure the coherence of indicators and their definitions. 19
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