A proposed information architecture for telehealth system interoperability

Warren, Steve; Craft, Richard L.; Parks, Raymond C.; Gallagher, Linda K.; Garcia, Rogel; Funkhouser, D.

doi:10.1109/iembs.1999.803857

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“…The relevant literature generally places the HIS at the center of the medical information technology landscape [7]. The studies in the field of interoperability focus either on the HIS-TI or on HIS-IoT interoperability.…”

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A Clinical System Integration Methodology for Bio-Sensory Technology with Cloud Architecture

Garai¹,

Pentek²,

Adamkó³

et al. 2017

Acta Cybern

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Here, we outline the design, implementation, testing and evaluation phases of our bi-directional semantic and syntactic interoperability framework interconnecting traditional healthcare, industrial telemedicine and IoT wearable eHealth-domains. Specifically, our study demonstrates system interoperability among a hospital information system, an industrial telemedicine instrument and an eHealth smart wearable consumer electronic product through the Open Telemedicine Interoperability Hub (OTI-Hub) embedded in a hybrid Cloud architecture. The novelty of this study is the handling of Internet-ofThings smart healthcare devices and traditional healthcare devices through the same Cloud-based solution. This healthcare interoperability solution, service architecture and corresponding software engineering technique bridges technology barriers among the above-mentioned healthcare segments. Standard interoperability solutions exist and have already been described in related literature, but they are not applicable to the IoT healthcare devices and vice versa. Our study goes beyond isolated, individual interoperability solutions and seeks to bridge all major healthcare architecture frameworks including classical, telemedicine and eHealth IoT applications and appliances. This study presents the results of a two-year OTI-Hub Research Program. These experiments are manifestations of a trilateral cooperation among the

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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A Clinical System Integration Methodology for Bio-Sensory Technology with Cloud Architecture

Garai¹,

Pentek²,

Adamkó³

et al. 2017

Acta Cybern

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“…An architecture has been proposed that defines seven service areas, or functionality sets, within which telemedicine device technologies can be grouped [3]. Addressing these areas oneby-one, the authors (a) identified classes of technology that support smart home care systems and (b) scored these technologies relative to their perceived potential to contribute to contextual decision making.…”

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A proposed information architecture for telehealth system interoperability

Warren

Craft²,

Parks³

et al.

Proceedings of the First Joint BMES/EMBS Conference. 1999 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology 21st Annual Conference and T

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This editorial paper presents a vision for intelligent health care in the home of the fiture, focusing on technologies with the highest potential payoff given targeted government funding over the next ten years. A secure, plug-and-play information framework provides the starting point for identifying technologies that must be developed before home-based devices can know their context and assimilate information to support care decisions.

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Cognitive Cloud-Based Telemedicine System

Garai

Pentek

Adamkó

2018

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A proposed information architecture for telehealth system interoperability

Cited by 7 publications

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A Clinical System Integration Methodology for Bio-Sensory Technology with Cloud Architecture

A Clinical System Integration Methodology for Bio-Sensory Technology with Cloud Architecture

A proposed information architecture for telehealth system interoperability

Cognitive Cloud-Based Telemedicine System

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