autobuild setup

Author: bramwesselo

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-# Motivation for NL Generic Functions IG
+# Motivation for NL Generic Functions IG.
 <!-- Rising healthcare costs are unsustainable in the long term. By making healthcare more efficient, we can ensure the sustainability of healthcare systems, safeguarding access to care for future generations. In The Netherlands, many patients visit multiple practitioners during their treatment, at different organizations. Continuous care coordination and/or collaboration comes with high costs. Currently, these practitioners either handover the patient to a different care-provider or practitioners use the same IT-system for collaboration. Both methods have severe disadvantages. 
 
 Using the Dutch handover-process, it requires the initiating party to write a hand-over-letter, collect and send data. The 'receiving' party has to read this letter and decide what to do with the data; either reconciliate (copy) the data in their own system or discard the data. The receiving party is often required to send back a 'discharge' letter after treatment. The process of handovers involves a significant amount of administrative work. When two practitioners would like to collaborate (back and forth) using this handover-process, the administrative burden increases because data might be duplicated at every handover. When more than two parties are involved in a collaboration, the handover-process is even more challenging to coordinate care and relevant/up-to-date data.