A mashup based framework for multi level healthcare interoperability

Sadeghi, Payam; Benyoucef, Morad

doi:10.1007/s10796-011-9306-0

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“…Benson [8] defines it as coordination of work processes across different people to enabling work collaboration. Sadeghi et al [9] state the pragmatic interoperability in healthcare is the ability among healthcare processes and various actors (i.e. healthcare providers and patients) that interact with information systems.…”

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Assessing Pragmatic Interoperability for Process Alignment in Collaborative Working Environment

Liu

2015

Information and Knowledge Management in Complex Systems

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Abstract. This paper is an extension of our previous study on pragmatic interoperability assessment for process alignment. In this study, we conduct four case studies in industrial companies and hospitals in order to gather their viewpoints regarding the concerns when condensing process alignment in a collaborative working environment. Used techniques include interview, observation, and documentation. The collected results firstly are summarised into three layers based on our previous developed pragmatic assessment model, and then are transformed into the elements which constitutes the purposed method, and finally based on the summarised results we purpose a method for assessing pragmatic interoperability for process alignment in collaborative working environment. The method contains two parts: one gives all the elements of pragmatic interoperability that should be concerned when considering process alignment in collaborative working environment, and the other one is a supplementary method for dealing with technical concerns.

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Assessing Pragmatic Interoperability for Process Alignment in Collaborative Working Environment

Liu

2015

Information and Knowledge Management in Complex Systems

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“…Benson [7] defines it as coordination of work processes across different people to enabling work collaboration. Sadeghi et al [8] state the pragmatic interoperability in healthcare is the ability among healthcare processes and various actors (i.e. healthcare providers and patients) that interact with information systems.…”

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Assessing Pragmatic Interoperability of Information Systems from a Semiotic Perspective

Liu

2014

Service Science and Knowledge Innovation

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Part 1: Organizational Semiotics: Theory and ConceptsInternational audienceMost of studies on interoperability of systems integration focus on technical and semantic levels, but hardly extend investigations on pragmatic level. Our past work has addressed pragmatic interoperability, which is concerned with the relationship between signs and the potential behaviour and intention of responsible agents. We also define the pragmatic interoperability as a level concerning with the aggregation and optimisation of various business processes for achieving intended purposes of different information systems. This paper, as the extension of our previous research, is to propose an assessment method for measuring pragmatic interoperability of information systems. We firstly propose interoperability analysis framework, which is based on the concept of semiosis. We then develop pragmatic interoperability assessment process from two dimensions including six aspects (informal, formal, technical, substantive, communication, and control). We finally illustrate the assessment process in an example

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“…Sadeghi et al draw upon a conceptual model from a collaborative care case study, to identify a set of interoperability requirements from which they develop a Mashupbased interoperability framework (Sadeghi et al 2012). The framework allows patients and other healthcare actors to engage in collaborative processes through online applications facilitated by mashups.…”

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confidence: 99%