Development of an HL7 interface engine, based on tree structure and streaming algorithm, for large-size messages which include image data

Um, Ki Sung; Kwak, Yun Sik; Cho, Hune; Kim, Il Kon

doi:10.1016/j.cmpb.2005.07.004

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“…Mit einem zweiten Modul werden im darauffolgenden Schritt die Leistungsdaten täglich (nachts) über ein proprietäres Format, welches mit dem KRZ abgesprochen wurde, via FTP an das KRZ übermittelt; die Daten in HL7-Messages umzuwandeln und über eine HL7-Schnittstelle [5,10,12,13,18,19,26] an das KRZ zu übermitteln, wäre eine leicht zu implementierende Alternative. Im KRZ findet nun über ein drittes Modul der Abgleich mit den Leistungsfällen statt, um den zu jeder Leistung gehörenden Leistungsträger zu ermitteln.…”

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Automatisierte Leistungsübermittlung in der Strahlenheilkunde

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After assembling and implementing the particular modules successfully, a first beta test was launched. In order to test the modules separately as well as the interaction of the components, extensive tests were performed during March 2006. Soon it became clear that the tested procedure worked efficiently and accurately. In April 2006, a pilot project with a few qualities of treatment (e.g., computed tomography, simulation) was put into practice. Since October 2006, nearly all Radiation Therapy codes (approximately 75,000) are being transferred to the comprehensive Hospital Information System (HIS) automatically in a daily routine.

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Automatisierte Leistungsübermittlung in der Strahlenheilkunde

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“…It is quite clear that the buildup of EPRs can facilitate real-time diagnosis and correct treatment for each patient without being held up by the need to rerun tests due to lack of information. At present, many organizations have drawn up protocols such as HL7 [5,9,10] and DICOM [11][12][13][14] for sharing patients' medical information. However, the establishment of medical information systems remains as the core in future development.…”

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A Password-Based User Authentication Scheme for the Integrated EPR Information System

Chung

Lai

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J Med Syst

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With the rapid development of the Internet, digitization and electronic orientation are required in various applications of our daily life. For e-medicine, establishing Electronic patient records (EPRs) for all the patients has become the top issue during the last decade. Simultaneously, constructing an integrated EPR information system of all the patients is beneficial because it can provide medical institutions and the academia with most of the patients' information in details for them to make correct decisions and clinical decisions, to maintain and analyze patients' health. Also beneficial to doctors and scholars, the EPR system can give them record linkage for researches, payment audits, or other services bound to be developed and integrated into medicine. To tackle the illegal access and to prevent the information from theft during transmission over the insecure Internet, we propose a password-based user authentication scheme suitable for information integration.

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“…There are two categories standards about HL7: HL7's Version 2.x and HL7's Version 3. HL7's Version 2.x messaging standard is the workhorse of electronic data exchange in the clinical domain and arguably the most widely implemented standard for healthcare in the world [5,6]. Because of Version 2.x widely used, the research work involved by this paper, which studies HL7 message format conversion based on HL7's Version 2.x, is of great significance.…”

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Research and implementation of medical information format conversion based on HL7 Version 2.x

Jian-feng

et al. 2011

2011 International Conference on Computer Science and Service System (CSSS)

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Objective To research and implement converting HL7 Version 2.x medical messages ER7(Encoding Rules 7) standard format to XML format and vice versa. Methods By parsing HL7 message structure, using HAPI as supportive toolkit and based on object-oriented programming, format conversion of the medical information message is accomplished. Results Lots of HL7 messages such as patient demographic information, laboratory analysis information and other relative therapy information are tested, all of which can achieve message format conversion of medical information. Conclusion It is very necessary and significant that the paper implements format conversion of medical messages, which not only facilitates systems based on HL7 v2.x to update to HL7 V3 in the future, but also expedites medical information systems to communicate to the other health related systems.

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Development of an HL7 interface engine, based on tree structure and streaming algorithm, for large-size messages which include image data

Cited by 10 publications

References 1 publication

Automatisierte Leistungsübermittlung in der Strahlenheilkunde

Automatisierte Leistungsübermittlung in der Strahlenheilkunde

A Password-Based User Authentication Scheme for the Integrated EPR Information System

Research and implementation of medical information format conversion based on HL7 Version 2.x

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