Middleware based Inpatient Healthcare Information System

Hsieh, Shu‐Kai; Hsieh, Sung-Huai; Weng, Yung-Ching; Yang, Tien-Wei; Lai, Feipei; Cheng, Po-Hsun; Jan, M.Y.; Lin, Jen-Jen; Peng, Chiu-Ying; Huang, Kai-Feng; Ko, Li-Fan; Chen, C.H.; Hsu, Kai-Ping

doi:10.1109/bibe.2007.4375721

Cited by 24 publications

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“…Furthermore, the WebUI servers provide the connectivity between the portal servers and subsystems. 19 The Win-session servers and Web-session servers integrate the system authentication and authorization facilities via a Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) communication mechanism. The single sign on service is enabled.…”

Section: System Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

E-Health and Healthcare Enterprise Information System Leveraging Service-Oriented Architecture

Hsieh

Cheng

et al. 2012

Telemedicine and e-Health

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The newly developed NTUH IIS provides an open and flexible environment not only to share medical information easily among other branch hospitals, but also to reduce the cost of maintenance. The HL7 message standard is widely adopted to cover all data exchanges in the system. All services are independent modules that enable the system to be deployed and configured to the highest degree of flexibility. Furthermore, we can conclude that the multitier Inpatient Healthcare Information System has been designed successfully and in a collaborative manner, based on the index of performance evaluations, central processing unit, and memory utilizations.

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Section: System Architecturementioning

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E-Health and Healthcare Enterprise Information System Leveraging Service-Oriented Architecture

Hsieh

Cheng

et al. 2012

Telemedicine and e-Health

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“…It supports message management, routing, mapping, and database access. The HL7 middleware accesses to HL7 messages, embedded in Extensible Markup Language (XML) format, over the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) [19,20]. In order to achieve the data consistency, a data exchange server that only receives the message sending from the HL7 middleware, is introduced.…”

Section: Authentication and Communication Servicementioning

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A Reliable User Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for Web-Based Hospital-Acquired Infection Surveillance Information System

Tseng

Chung

et al. 2011

J Med Syst

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With the rapid development of the Internet, both digitization and electronic orientation are required on various applications in the daily life. For hospital-acquired infection control, a Web-based Hospital-acquired Infection Surveillance System was implemented. Clinical data from different hospitals and systems were collected and analyzed. The hospital-acquired infection screening rules in this system utilized this information to detect different patterns of defined hospital-acquired infection. Moreover, these data were integrated into the user interface of a signal entry point to assist physicians and healthcare providers in making decisions. Based on Service-Oriented Architecture, web-service techniques which were suitable for integrating heterogeneous platforms, protocols, and applications, were used. In summary, this system simplifies the workflow of hospital infection control and improves the healthcare quality. However, it is probable for attackers to intercept the process of data transmission or access to the user interface. To tackle the illegal access and to prevent the information from being stolen during transmission over the insecure Internet, a password-based user authentication scheme is proposed for information integrity.

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“…S.H. Hsieh et al [13] proposed a distributed framework for a Web-based telemedicine system, which addresses two types of servers, i.e. Web servers and data servers.…”

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Service Oriented Centered E-Health Solution for Monitoring and Preventing Chronic Diseases

Serhani¹,

Badidi²,

Benharref³

2012

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The modern and continuously changing lifestyles in almost all parts of the world resulted in an increase in the incidence of chronic diseases (CDs). To reduce risks associated with chronic diseases, health professionals are studying various clinical solutions. As a result of recent advances in sensing technology, wireless communications, and distributed communication, the monitoring of patients' health condition and the elaboration of prevention plans are considered the most promising solutions for the treatment of chronic diseases. In this paper, we propose a novel framework for monitoring chronic diseases and tracking their vital signs. The framework relies on the service orientation concepts and standards to integrate various subsystems. Monitoring of subjects' health condition, using various sensors and wireless devices, aims to proactively detect any risk of chronic diseases. The system will allow generating and customizing preventive plans dynamically according to the subject's health profile and context while considering many impelling parameters. As a proof of concept of our monitoring and tracking schemes, we have considered a case study for which we have collected and analyzed preliminary data.

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Middleware based Inpatient Healthcare Information System

Cited by 24 publications

References 7 publications

E-Health and Healthcare Enterprise Information System Leveraging Service-Oriented Architecture

E-Health and Healthcare Enterprise Information System Leveraging Service-Oriented Architecture

A Reliable User Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for Web-Based Hospital-Acquired Infection Surveillance Information System

Service Oriented Centered E-Health Solution for Monitoring and Preventing Chronic Diseases

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