Comparative Study of Different Open-Source Hospital Information Systems in Order to Develop an Application for the Healthcare Institution’s Needs in Morocco

Bouidi, Youssef; Idrissi, Mostafa Azzouzi; Rais, Noureddine

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-74500-8_74

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“…The related works including information systems, given by indexed databases (Scopus, web of Science and PubMed), which are queried with keywords ("Open-Source Software", "Hospital Information System", "Medical Information System", "Electronic Health Record", " Electronic Medical Record"), are approaching 173 works. After a thorough reading, 6 works ( [1], [9]- [13]) related to HISs have been retained. The chosen works present open-source HIS solutions for developing as well as low-and middle-income nations.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the literature, many HISs open-source projects exist and are intended for health structures. However, we have investigated thirteen popular projects over the past decade [1], [9], [73] : OpenMRS 1 , OpenEMR 2 , MediBoard 3 , HospitalOS 4 , Care2x 5 , OpenHospital 6 , MedinTux 7 , HosxP 8 , PatientOS 9 , GNU Health 10 , FreeMED 11 , Bahmni 12 et Odoo 13 .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this work, we will focus our study on six active projects, namely OpenMRS, OpenEMR, HospitalOs, GNU Health, Bahmni [1], [9], and Odoo [74], without taking into account the "HospitalOs" project, which only supports one language (Thai). Based on the pros and cons, of each project, presented in the table 2, we will focus on the three projects, namely GNUHealth, Bahmni, and Odoo.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Since data or information is an important resource for any organization, it is essential to set up an information system to manage, process and store it. In the case of the health sector, we will speak about hospital information system (HIS) which can be defined by all the technological tools ensuring the management of hospital data, such as patient information, services, doctors, nurses and logistics data [1]. Recently, HISs have been developed a lot using new technologies in healthcare.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Architecture of Smart Hospital Information Systems based on IoT and Blockchain

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Nowadays, information represents an important resource for any organization and to ensure its management, it is important to set up an information system. The latter being essential in various fields, it can bring improvements in the care of patients and in the quality of health services. However, the use of information and communication technologies on the quality of health services was exclusive in developed countries. It is with this in mind that we have focused our study on the proposal of architecture to make hospital intelligent based on the Internet of Things (IoT) and the Blockchain. To do this, we used three databases namely Scopus, Web of Science and PubMed. First, we collected references to open-source Hospital Information Systems (OS HIS) and we were able to extract thirteen popular projects of which seven are active and 6 are not. Then, we continued our study with the seven active projects. Second, we collected references to IoT architectures for healthcare and after extensive reading we opted for a three-layer architecture (perception layer, network layer and application layer). Third, we collected references to lightweight blockchains and after in-depth reading of the documents found, we selected the Hyperledger foundation which was created to ensure the promotion of blockchain through an open-source ecosystem. As a result, we were able to come up with a three-layer architecture which is on the concepts of IoT and Blockchain. The proposed work is promising and can be used as a reference for the deployment of a hospital information system in an environment with limited resources.

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confidence: 99%