An Inventory of Interoperability in Healthcare Ecosystems: Characterization and Challenges

Lamine, Elyes; Guédria, Wided; Soler, Ariadna Rius; Graells, Jordi; Fontanili, Franck; Janer‐García, Léonard; Pingaud, Hervé

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“…The cloud providers should formalize cooperation agreements based on different levels of interoperability. For instance, the eHealth European Interoperability Framework (eHealth EIF) can be used as a baseline to define and develop legal, organizational, semantic, and technical interoperability levels [ 83 ]. However, the eHealth EIF framework should be further expanded for Integrated BcC architecture.…”

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A Scoping Review of Integrated Blockchain-Cloud (BcC) Architecture for Healthcare: Applications, Challenges and Solutions

Ismail

Materwala

Hennebelle³

2021

Sensors

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Blockchain is a disruptive technology for shaping the next era of a healthcare system striving for efficient and effective patient care. This is thanks to its peer-to-peer, secure, and transparent characteristics. On the other hand, cloud computing made its way into the healthcare system thanks to its elasticity and cost-efficiency nature. However, cloud-based systems fail to provide a secured and private patient-centric cohesive view to multiple healthcare stakeholders. In this situation, blockchain provides solutions to address security and privacy concerns of the cloud because of its decentralization feature combined with data security and privacy, while cloud provides solutions to the blockchain scalability and efficiency challenges. Therefore a novel paradigm of blockchain-cloud integration (BcC) emerges for the domain of healthcare. In this paper, we provide an in-depth analysis of the BcC integration for the healthcare system to give the readers the motivations behind the emergence of this new paradigm, introduce a classification of existing architectures and their applications for better healthcare. We then review the development platforms and services and highlight the research challenges for the integrated BcC architecture, possible solutions, and future research directions. The results of this paper will be useful for the healthcare industry to design and develop a data management system for better patient care.

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A Scoping Review of Integrated Blockchain-Cloud (BcC) Architecture for Healthcare: Applications, Challenges and Solutions

Ismail

Materwala

Hennebelle³

2021

Sensors

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“…According to (Erasmus et al, 2020; Technology prioritization framework to adapt maintenance legacy systems for Industry 4.0 requirement: an interoperability approach Sotnyk et al, 2020;Rüßmann et al, 2015) some of the benefits that such systems' networks have provided to organizations are increased productivity, alteration of the workforce profile, and increased competitive potential. However, for an assertive implementation of those technologies, it is necessary that conceptual, technological, and organizational requirements are satisfied (Lamine et al, 2017). As the world experience a transition to the I4.0, recurrently many adaptations involve legacy systems.…”

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Technology prioritization framework to adapt maintenance legacy systems for Industry 4.0 requirement: an interoperability approach

Venâncio

Loures

Deschamps

et al. 2022

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Paper aims: Aiming to avoid an inefficient digital transformation, the present work proposes a framework that will provide companies with a strategy to implement technologies to legacy systems of maintenance.Originality: Such a framework was produced through a series of strategic analyses using multicriteria decision-making (MCDM) methods.Research method: These analyses are composed of three steps. First, reviewing the literature of industry 4.0 and interoperability, combining the RAMI4.0 architecture and Framework for Enterprise Interoperability (FEI). Second, by exploring technics of maturity assessments, addressing systems attributes and requirements. Third, reviewing the literature of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) and recent maintenance technologies applications. Main findings:The results confirm that such a framework can support the adequacy of legacy systems that are part of digital transformation projects. Implications for theory and practice:To test the proposed framework, a multinational industrial entity belonging to the automotive sector was selected for a case study.

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“…Opportunities to reuse data for better healthcare are often missed, due to the limited interoperability among digital health solutions (Beerenwinkel, et al, 2018). A framework to provide for the specific set of standards, protocols, procedures, best practices and policies to help professionals and patients improve the cost-effectiveness of the eHealth solutions they design, implement, and use is considered to be essential (Barbarella, et al, 2017;Lamine, et al, 2017).…”

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A Framework for eHealth Interoperability Management

2019

JSIS

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Reliable and secure access to and sharing of medical data can help patients practice self-care, promote patient engagement and improve their communication with healthcare professionals. This requires overcoming several interoperability, usability, ethics, security, and regulatory issues. The existence of a common interoperability framework can accelerate digital transformation in support of disease specific solutions. This paper presents a useful and relevant interoperability management framework with the potential to improve the quality of life and better control costs for the development and provision of electronic health services to individuals, within a coordinated care environment, under a local, regional, national, or cross-border setting.

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An Inventory of Interoperability in Healthcare Ecosystems: Characterization and Challenges

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

A Scoping Review of Integrated Blockchain-Cloud (BcC) Architecture for Healthcare: Applications, Challenges and Solutions

A Scoping Review of Integrated Blockchain-Cloud (BcC) Architecture for Healthcare: Applications, Challenges and Solutions

Technology prioritization framework to adapt maintenance legacy systems for Industry 4.0 requirement: an interoperability approach

A Framework for eHealth Interoperability Management

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