Standardized electronic health record data modeling and persistence: A comparative review

Taxonomy for Trade-off Problem in Distributed Telemedicine Systems

“…Lastly, in offline telemedicine longer offline periods are permitted, but caches are highly recommended in order to prevent a reduction in availability, so PA/EL systems are recommended here. Figures 7,8,9,10,11,12 show the formal definitions of the system that applies this classification. If the data is available, it is stored with the given system configurations.…”

“…In the past decades, several theoretical and practical IT solutions have eased the continuously arising problems, like standardizations, systems, tools and cloud solutions. Naturally, new solutions should address new issues, so it is a neverending story [8].…”

Survey of Interoperability in Electronic Health Records Management and Proposed Blockchain Based Framework: MyBlockEHR

“…1) The first objective of the work is to evaluate state-of-the-art works in the following areas of interoperability in EHR management: a. Semantic interoperability [26]: This study focuses on standards in EHR structure [9] [ [27][28][29][30][31], representation [9] [32 -39], and data modeling techniques [12] [ [40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47] that can be suitable for EHR. b. Privacy-preserving EHR storage: This study evaluates significant privacy preservation techniques [11] [17] [20][21][22] [ [48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59] to protect sensitive patient data from unauthorized users.…”

A knowledge graph representation of baseline characteristics for the Dutch proton therapy research registry

“…Although the automatic registration of this approach based on the i2b2 standard has the same goal as our approach, the proton therapy data items and the data model of our case are not fully compliant with the i2b2 standard for instance the i2b2 data model lack many items needed in the ProTRAIT registry. Furthermore, the approach of Zapletal et al is based on a relational data model, where our approach is based on a graph-based data model, which enforces standardized terminologies and is flexible in addition of concepts and structures and is preferable over a relational model as mentioned by the review of Gamal et al [8] . A vital part of the upload infrastructure is choosing an interoperable data model; this means choosing a data structure.…”