Healthcare Integration Platform

Brzeziński, Jerzy; Czajka, Stanislaw; Kobusiński, Jacek; Piernik, Maciej

doi:10.1109/ismict.2011.5759795

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“…Fragidis et al (2016) architecture does not meet the legislation compliance criterion since it does not use the HL7 standard, but the most recent FHIR. Instead of SOAP, Crichton et al (2013) and Brzezinski et al (2011) use the REST architecture, hence do not meet this criterion. AlJarullah and El-Masri (2013) and Eklund (2008, 2010) do not inform the standard adopted.…”

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“…Barbarito et al (2012Barbarito et al ( , 2015 used HL7 v2.5 for compatibility issues with legacy systems. AlJarullah and El-Masri (2013), Lupse et al (2012), Brzezinski et al (2011), and Sernani et al (2013) use structured XML messages according to HL7 CDA. Although Mannaro et al (2013) and Plácido et al (2012) mention HL7, do not claim to use it.…”

Section: Interoperability Architectures In Health Areamentioning

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“…Security issues are addressed in several ways. Security in message transfer is adopted somehow by Crichton et al (2013) and Brzezinski et al (2011). Errors handling is observed in Barbarito et al (2012Barbarito et al ( , 2015, Crichton et al (2013), and Eklund (2008, 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The Brzezinski et al (2011) solution, called the HIP (Healthcare Integration Platform), is based on the SOA paradigm using web services RESTful. Their responsibilities are divided between ve web services: Source, Index, Registry, Authorization, and Mediator.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Even not meeting this latter requirement, remain in the selection the Crichton et al (2013) architecture which is independent of data/message transfer standard and the Fragidis et al (2016) architecture for using the new FHIR standard, since its study could bring contributions to this research, such as requirements to support this standard in the future. Thus, seven architectures were evaluated: Barbarito et al (2012Barbarito et al ( , 2015, AlJarullah and El-Masri (2013), Fragidis et al (2016), Crichton et al (2013), Eklund (2008, 2010) Gong and Chen (2010) and Brzezinski et al (2011).…”

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Interoperabilidade Técnica Entre Sistemas De Registro Eletrônico Em Saúde Em Organizações Publicas De Saúde Brasileiras

Souza¹,

Medeiros²,

Martins³

2019

RBCA

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Allowing information exchange and cooperation among distributed and heterogeneous systems is important in the eHealth field. Development of interoperability standards and an approach based on Electronic Health Record (EHR) led to a significant evolution in this field. However, it has not yet been possible to find technical interoperability solutions among EHR systems for public health organizations in Brazil. In recent years, many researchers have faced the interoperability problem and have provided solutions, like interoperability models or architectures, based on different standards and technologies. This work presents a study of architectures proposed in the literature and selects one of them, using the AHP method, to support technical interoperability among EHR systems in Brazilian public health organizations. The architecture was selected according to the current scenario of eHealth in Brazil and in compliance with Brazilian legislation. A scenario of use of this architecture is also presented, where it is possible to perceive the feasibility of its application in the context of the Brazilian public health organizations. This application allows providing technical interoperability among isolated EHR systems that currently operate in health organizations and the sharing of EHR between them. It also shows that the architecture is generic enough to be adopted by diverse cities and flexible to changes, which allows adapting it to reduce costs, making its use possible in Brazil.

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Interoperabilidade Técnica Entre Sistemas De Registro Eletrônico Em Saúde Em Organizações Publicas De Saúde Brasileiras

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Medeiros²,

Martins³

2019

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A Novel System Architecture for the National Integration of Electronic Health Records: A Semi-Centralized Approach

Aljarullah

El‐Masri

2013

J Med Syst

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The goal of a national electronic health records integration system is to aggregate electronic health records concerning a particular patient at different healthcare providers' systems to provide a complete medical history of the patient. It holds the promise to address the two most crucial challenges to the healthcare systems: improving healthcare quality and controlling costs. Typical approaches for the national integration of electronic health records are a centralized architecture and a distributed architecture. This paper proposes a new approach for the national integration of electronic health records, the semi-centralized approach, an intermediate solution between the centralized architecture and the distributed architecture that has the benefits of both approaches. The semi-centralized approach is provided with a clearly defined architecture. The main data elements needed by the system are defined and the main system modules that are necessary to achieve an effective and efficient functionality of the system are designed. Best practices and essential requirements are central to the evolution of the proposed architecture. The proposed architecture will provide the basis for designing the simplest and the most effective systems to integrate electronic health records on a nation-wide basis that maintain integrity and consistency across locations, time and systems, and that meet the challenges of interoperability, security, privacy, maintainability, mobility, availability, scalability, and load balancing.

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Intelligent value chain management framework for customized assistive healthcare devices

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Healthcare Integration Platform

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Interoperabilidade Técnica Entre Sistemas De Registro Eletrônico Em Saúde Em Organizações Publicas De Saúde Brasileiras

Interoperabilidade Técnica Entre Sistemas De Registro Eletrônico Em Saúde Em Organizações Publicas De Saúde Brasileiras

A Novel System Architecture for the National Integration of Electronic Health Records: A Semi-Centralized Approach

Intelligent value chain management framework for customized assistive healthcare devices

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