Design and implementation of information exchange between HIS and PACS based on HL7 standard

Liu, Boqiang; Li, Xiaomei; Liu, Zhongguo; Yuan, Qingwei; Yin, Xiaohong

doi:10.1109/itab.2008.4570539

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“…1) In terms of the cross-domain information paradigm, data type specification, and top-down development approach of v3, Mead [6] compares v2 with v3. 2) Emerging technologies such as Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), service-oriented architecture and web services are becoming more prevalent to connect old healthcare systems [4]- [5].…”

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EHR - Interoperability study of HL7 amid the COVID-19 epidemic.

Biswas¹

2021

IJRASET

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confidence: 99%

EHR - Interoperability study of HL7 amid the COVID-19 epidemic.

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2021

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“…Previous medical platform is mainly based on the Hospital Information System. (HIS) [5] This system collects all kinds of information about patients and hospitals. Similar system is Electronic Medical Records (EMR) [6] or Personal Health Record(PHR) [7] that able to store medical data for patients.…”

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Research on Smart Healthcare Platform Construction Based on Cloud Computing

Zhang¹,

Ren²,

Liu³

2014

AMR

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This paper proposes a service-oriented architecture of smart healthcare information service platform with three main services based on concept of cloud computing. In addition to ensuring traditional hospital management and IT-based clinical treatment, this smart healthcare platform also support abundant medical services, such as remote healthcare, chronic illness management, and rural healthcare centers. Rural healthcare centers can largely benefit from cloud based models in terms of cost reduction and resource utilization. It will not only reduce the development cost but improve the maintainability and adoption of evolving technologies.

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“…In other healthcare integration related research, Liu et.al. [20] discuss an HL7 v2 based integration project to establish interoperability between a hospital information system (HIS) and a Picture Achieving and Communication System (PACS) based on DICOM. They propose an information exchange gateway between DICOM and HL7 v2 based on a series of parsers, transaction processors and send/receive modules capable of processing, translating and transmitting data between the two systems.…”

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“…This schema is used to formally express healthcare transactions for mapping on to HL7 messages by our tool. Overall, there's an increasing trend towards standard based integration of legacy systems leveraging emerging technologies such as Web Services, SOA and ESB [20,23,15]. Our mission is to contribute towards legacy system interoprability by providing guidelines, well-defined processes and tool-support to reduce complexity and improve return on investment (ROI) and turnaround time of HL7 v3 standard-based integration projects.…”

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HL7 v3 message extraction using Semantic Web techniques

Jayaratna

Sartipi

2012

IJKEDM

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Integration of legacy healthcare systems with new HL7 standard systems is an area of utmost importance in the overall eHealth strategy of the provincial and federal governments of Canada and several other countries. A large body of researchers from across Canada are engaged in delivering solutions such as shared Electronic Health Record, Ontario Laboratory Information System and Ontario Pharmacy System based on HL7 v3 standard. However, due to inherent complexity of HL7 v3 standard and the healthcare domain at large, successful completion of such projects is a difficult task. In this paper, we propose a well-defined framework for designing message workflow during HL7 v3 based system integration. The framework provides a behavior based classification technique for HL7 v3 Interactions that conform well with real-life healthcare transactions. The framework is assisted by a semantic web tool for extracting HL7 v3 messages from healthcare scenarios. Consequently, the proposed approach drastically reduces domaindependant and expert-dependent complexities for software professionals who perform healthcare system integration using HL7 v3 standard. HL7 v3 was a complete overhaul of its predecessor and was designed with consistency and comprehensive coverage in mind. While it has been hailed over v2 for being a "true" standard offering precision and unambiguity, the worldwide healthcare community has so far been reluctant to adopt it due to its overwhelming complexity. HL7 v3 is sufficiently comprehensive to cover the breadth and depth of healthcare domain information. It supports a wide range of areas such as patient care, patient administration, laboratory, pharmacy, diagnostic imaging, surgical procedures, insurance, accounting and clinical decision support systems. Acknowledge the receipt of a message indicate if the requested command/notification is accepted for processing.

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Design and implementation of information exchange between HIS and PACS based on HL7 standard

Cited by 12 publications

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EHR - Interoperability study of HL7 amid the COVID-19 epidemic.

EHR - Interoperability study of HL7 amid the COVID-19 epidemic.

Research on Smart Healthcare Platform Construction Based on Cloud Computing

HL7 v3 message extraction using Semantic Web techniques

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