Proof-of-concept Design and Development of an EN13606-based Electronic Health Care Record Service

Muñoz, Adolfo; Somolinos, Roberto; Pascual, Mario; Fragua, J.A.; González, Miguel A.; Monteagudo, José Luís; Salvador, Carlos H.

doi:10.1197/jamia.m2058

Cited by 37 publications

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“…For the purpose of validation some fictitious data were introduced and some extracts were sent to the CEN/ISO 13606 repository built by the Instituto de Salud Carlos III [25]. They were correctly validated, successfully uploaded and incorporated to the repository together with extracts coming from other organizations, produced by systems from several providers and created according to different archetypes.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

OntoCR: A CEN/ISO-13606 clinical repository based on ontologies

Lozano-Rubí

Carrero

Balazote

et al. 2016

Journal of Biomedical Informatics

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

OntoCR: A CEN/ISO-13606 clinical repository based on ontologies

Lozano-Rubí

Carrero

Balazote

et al. 2016

Journal of Biomedical Informatics

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“…14 and a proof-of-concept design in Ref. 23 The proposed implementation strictly follows the latest version of the ISO/EN13606 to fulfill all the technical requirements included in the five parts of the standard (Part 5 specifically defines the communication model for data exchange). Figure 4 shows the overall scheme for guaranteeing the ISO/ EN13606-based design.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Several previous contributions have applied X73 in sanitary environments by implementations designed for patient monitoring in the PoC, 18 analyzed the new approaches for X73PHD as proof-of-concept to test the standard evolution, [19][20][21][22] and detailed implementations of ISO/EN13606 in HCIS. 23 Nevertheless, these contributions were not sufficiently comprehensive given that they only considered isolated elements of the whole end-to-end architecture. In this context, both IHE and Continua have proposed some initiatives to fill this interoperability gap.…”

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Seamless Integration of ISO/IEEE11073 Personal Health Devices and ISO/EN13606 Electronic Health Records into an End-to-End Interoperable Solution

Martíez

Escayola²,

Martínez-Espronceda³

et al. 2010

Telemedicine and e-Health

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The new paradigm of personal health demands open standards and middleware components that permit transparent integration and end-to-end interoperability from new personal health devices to healthcare information system. The use of standards seems to be the internationally accepted way to face this challenge. In this article, the implementation of an end-to-end standard-based personal health solution is presented. It integrates the ISO/IEEE11073 standard for the interoperability of personal health devices in the patient environment and the ISO/EN13606 standard for the interoperable exchange of electronic healthcare records and proposes a new approach for the end-to-end ISO/IEEE11073-ISO/EN13606 communication. The design strictly fulfills all the technical requirements of the most recent versions of both standards. An entire prototype has been designed, developed, and tested as a proof-of-concept of a personal health solution.

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“…The need for semantically interoperable EHR is now a wellestablished tenet [32,33,34]. Market mobility of the population (changes of residence, job changes, tourism) and its demand to have access to services of similar quality to those of their place of origin are factors that set in motion the creation of information systems based on interoperable EHR.…”

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Big Data and Health Economics: Opportunities, Challenges and Risks

Bodas-Sagi¹,

Labeaga²

2018

IJIMAI

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Big Data offers opportunities in many fields. Healthcare is not an exception. In this paper we summarize the possibilities of Big Data and Big Data technologies to offer useful information to policy makers. In a world with tight public budgets and ageing populations we feel necessary to save costs in any production process. The use of outcomes from Big Data could be in the future a way to improve decisions at a lower cost than today. In addition to list the advantages of properly using data and technologies from Big Data, we also show some challenges and risks that analysts could face. We also present an hypothetical example of the use of administrative records with health information both for diagnoses and patients.

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Proof-of-concept Design and Development of an EN13606-based Electronic Health Care Record Service

Cited by 37 publications

References 5 publications

OntoCR: A CEN/ISO-13606 clinical repository based on ontologies

OntoCR: A CEN/ISO-13606 clinical repository based on ontologies

Seamless Integration of ISO/IEEE11073 Personal Health Devices and ISO/EN13606 Electronic Health Records into an End-to-End Interoperable Solution

Big Data and Health Economics: Opportunities, Challenges and Risks

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