Interoperability for medical information systems: an overview

Towards a Conceptual Framework for Persistent Use: A Technical Plan to Achieve Semantic Interoperability within Electronic Health Record Systems

“…While these solutions facilitated some interoperability functionality, they were proven to be limited and not scalable enough to allow for the application of new scenarios thus hindering the effective achievement of a broader scope of semantic interoperability [7]. Further, many researchers still claims that semantic interoperability within the healthcare sector has yet to be fully accomplished even with the implementation of the existing systems [9], [16], [22], [37], [47].…”

“…Accuracy not only referred to the raw data but also included the conformance with federal laws that apply to the achievement of semantic interoperability of healthcare data. Continuity of data mapping referred to the ability to incorporate any changes that occurred in a standard over time, as a result of updates to the standards or federal mandate, and reflecting these changes in the mapping [16]. Overall, using RDF within the translation model ensured that the validity of the data mapped met the level of accuracy necessary for the transformation of different health care standards within that environment thus promoting semantic interoperability.…”

Towards a Conceptual Framework for Persistent Use: A Technical Plan to Achieve Semantic Interoperability within Electronic Health Record Systems

“…While these solutions facilitated some interoperability functionality, they were proven to be limited and not scalable enough to allow for the application of new scenarios thus hindering the effective achievement of a broader scope of semantic interoperability [6]. Further, many researchers still claim that semantic interoperability within the healthcare sector has yet to be fully accomplished even with the implementation of the existing systems [8], [15], [18], [31], [42].…”

“…Accuracy not only refers to the raw data but also includes the conformance with federal laws that apply to the achievement of semantic interoperability of healthcare data. Continuity of data mapping refers to the ability to incorporate any changes that occur in a standard over time, as a result of updates to the standards or federal mandate, and reflecting these changes in the mapping [15]. Overall, using RDF within the proposed translation model will ensure that the validity of the data mapped meets the level of accuracy necessary for the transformation of different health care standards within that environment thus promoting semantic interoperability.…”

Tracking Items Through Rfid and Solving Heterogeneity Problems During a Collaboration Between Port Companies

“…224 | P a g e www.ijacsa.thesai.org Many studies have proposed different approaches which drive to create an architecture used to establish interoperability during a collaboration between all information systems, by fixing the majority problems of heterogeneity [9], [10].…”