ARCHIMED: A Network of Integrated Information Systems

Thurler, Gérald; Borst, F.; Breant, Claudine M.; Campi, Daniel; Jenc, J.; Lehner-Godinho, B.; Maricot, P.; Scherrer, Jean-Raoul

doi:10.1055/s-0038-1634256

Methods Inf Med

2000

DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1634256

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ARCHIMED: A Network of Integrated Information Systems

Gérald Thurler

F. Borst²,

Claudine M. Breant³

et al.

Abstract: Abstract:ARCHIMED is a Network of Integrated Information Systems (NIIS). This novel concept of hospital information system has a major advantage over the currently used distributed systems. The normalized representation structure of its databases enable its Navigators to reach simultaneously not only the data coming from different hospital departments, laboratories, and other hospital facilities, but also the data from different hospitals associated in the network.

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Non-invasive lightweight integration engine for building EHR from autonomous distributed systems

Angulo¹,

Crespo²,

Maldonado³

et al. 2007

International Journal of Medical Informatics

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In this paper we describe Pangea-LE, a message-oriented lightweight data integration engine that allows homogeneous and concurrent access to clinical information from disperse and heterogeneous data sources. The engine extracts the information and passes it to the requesting client applications in a flexible XML format. The XML response message can be formatted on demand by appropriate XSL (Extensible Stylesheet Language) transformations in order to meet the needs of client applications. We also present a real deployment in a hospital where Pangea-LE collects and generates an XML view of all the available patient clinical information. The information is presented to healthcare professionals in an EHR (Electronic Health Record) viewer Web application with patient search and EHR browsing capabilities. Implantation in a real setting has been a success due to the non-invasive nature of Pangea-LE which respects the existing information systems.3

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Non-invasive lightweight integration engine for building EHR from autonomous distributed systems

Angulo¹,

Crespo²,

Maldonado³

et al. 2007

International Journal of Medical Informatics

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Expanding DIOGENE with a clinical information system based on a new hospital-wide clinical findings dictionary

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Borst

Campi

et al. 2000

International Journal of Medical Informatics

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A Humanist’s Legacy in Medical Informatics: Visions and Accomplishments of Professor Jean-Raoul Scherrer

Geissbühler¹,

Lovis²,

Spahni³

et al. 2002

Methods Inf Med

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Summary Objective: To report about the work of Prof. Jean-Raoul Scherrer, and show how his humanist vision, his medical skills and his scientific background have enabled and shaped the development of medical informatics over the last 30 years. Results: Starting with the mainframe-based patient-centered hospital information system DIOGENE in the 70s, Prof. Scherrer developed, implemented and evolved innovative concepts of man-machine interfaces, distributed and federated environments, leading the way with information systems that obstinately focused on the support of care providers and patients. Through a rigorous design of terminologies and ontologies, the DIOGENE data would then serve as a basis for the development of clinical research, data mining, and lead to innovative natural language processing techniques. In parallel, Prof. Scherrer supported the development of medical image management, ranging from a distributed picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) to molecular imaging of protein electrophoreses. Recognizing the need for improving the quality and trustworthiness of medical information on the Web, Prof. Scherrer created the Health-On-the-Net (HON) foundation. Conclusions: These achievements, made possible thanks to his visionary mind, deep humanism, creativity, generosity and determination, have made of Prof. Scherrer a true pioneer and leader of the human-centered, patient-oriented application of information technology for improving healthcare.

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ARCHIMED: A Network of Integrated Information Systems

Cited by 8 publications

References 6 publications

Non-invasive lightweight integration engine for building EHR from autonomous distributed systems

Non-invasive lightweight integration engine for building EHR from autonomous distributed systems

Expanding DIOGENE with a clinical information system based on a new hospital-wide clinical findings dictionary

A Humanist’s Legacy in Medical Informatics: Visions and Accomplishments of Professor Jean-Raoul Scherrer

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