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The Health Data Quality & Standards Expert is expected to manage National eHealth Data Standards, including their selection, maintenance, implementation, publication and conformance. Take full ownership of the designing of the enterprise-wide data schema and complying with associated industry standards. Support the eHealth program implementation in the areas of data assurance, standardization, cleansing, validation, and maintenance. A Strong understanding of health data standards and regulations (e.g., HL7, FHIR) is required.
Effectively lead and manage a team of data quality and standards specialists, and data architects responsible for designing and maintaining nation-wide data schemas adhering to defined international standards for data structures
Implement a comprehensive national health data quality management program
Monitor and analyze health data quality metrics to identify and address data quality issues
Perform root cause analysis to determine the underlying causes of data quality problems and develop corrective action plans
Develop and deliver training programs on health data quality and standards and best practices
Prepare reports on health data quality for internal and external stakeholders
Participate in the development and implementation of data governance policies for the eHealth department
Manage and maintain a set of nation-wide Data Architecture principles and associated artefacts according to formal frameworks
Lead and contribute to data architectural review processes for projects and liaise heavily with the solutions architect's maintaining standards during implementation
Work with key staff in business and technology to define a current view of information models
Manage and help to drive the transition towards the defined models and realization of associated benefits
Align with eHealth key staff to develop technology standards and deliver against the strategic program roadmap
Identify the priorities for development of policy
Perform other tasks as assigned