Interoperability of personal health records

Lähteenmäki, Jaakko; Leppänen, Juha; Kaijanranta, Hannu

doi:10.1109/iembs.2009.5333559

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“…그러나 지금까지 EMR, OCS 등의 의료정보시스템은 병원 중심으로 개발되어 왔고, 비표준 의료정보가 구축 됨으로 인해 다른 의료기관과의 상호운용 (Interoperability) [6,7]이 어렵다. 이를 해결하기 위해 서 로 다른 표준을 사용하고 있는 건강정보시스템 (Healthcare Information System)간의 정보교환 (Information Exchange)을 위한 노력의 결과로써 HL7(Health Level Seven) [8]과 같은 전송 표준이 개발 되었다.…”

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“…PHR에서는 알레르기, 과 거의 질병 이력이나 현재의 질병, 예방접종 내역, 복용 중인 약, 가족력 등과 같은 개인의 건강정보를 포함하 고 있다. 따라서 PHR을 통해 병원에서의 중복 처치 및 진료를 예방하고, 그로 인해 의료비용과 시간을 절감하 여 양질의 의료 서비스를 가능하게 할 수 있을 것으로 보고 있다 [4,7,9]. 이를 위해서는 PHR을 상호운용 가능 하도록 하여야 한다 [7].…”

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“…따라서 PHR을 통해 병원에서의 중복 처치 및 진료를 예방하고, 그로 인해 의료비용과 시간을 절감하 여 양질의 의료 서비스를 가능하게 할 수 있을 것으로 보고 있다 [4,7,9]. 이를 위해서는 PHR을 상호운용 가능 하도록 하여야 한다 [7]. PHR의 .Custodian"의 복합형 자료형식은 "realmCod e", "typeId", "templateId", "assignedCustodian" 앨리먼 트들과 다수의 속성들을 포함하고 있고, "custodian" 앨 리먼트가 이 복합형 자료형식을 참조하고 있다.…”

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Development of a Management Tool of CCD/CCR-centric Standard Clinical Document

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Cho²,

Kim³

2012

Journal of Korean Institute of Intelligent Systems

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XML-based standards such as CCD(Continuity of Care Document) and CCR(Continuity of Care Record) have been developed for representation, integration, and exchange of personal health record(PHR), and various of researches on PHR based on the standards have been conducted. These researches have developed and used CCD/CCR parsers each with their own different ways, but it can be hard to develop and update the parsers because of the structural complexity of the standards. Moreover, inter-exchange between CCD and CCR documents in the PHR-related medical information systems should be possible for the interoperability of the systems. Therefore, we proposed a designing method to develop the tools treating XML-based CCD/CCR documents. And we implemented CCD/CCR parser based on the proposed method and developed a converter from CCD to CCR using the parsers. To confirm the usefulness of the developed tool, we performed an experiment of creating CCD documents using the personal health data gathered from chronically ill patients in Kyungpook National University Hospital and of converting from the CCD documents to CCR documents.

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Development of a Management Tool of CCD/CCR-centric Standard Clinical Document

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Kim³

2012

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“…[11] have presented an implementation that is not directly pointed to AAL but, with some level of adaptation, can serve as a starting point towards real communication protocols to medical environments. The ontologies created had the porpoise of establishing communication between medical services and external services that could be medical or not.…”

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An AAL Collaborative System: The AAL4ALL and a Mobile Assistant Case Study

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Simões

2014

Progress in Pattern Recognition, Image Analysis, Computer Vision, and Applications

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Abstract. The areas of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) and Intelligent Systems (IS) are in full development, but there are still some issues to be resolved. One issue is the myriad of user oriented solutions that are rarely built to interact or integrate with other systems available in the market. In this paper we present the AAL4ALL project and the UserAccess implementation, showing a novel approach towards virtual organizations, interoperability and certification. The aim of this project is to provide a collaborative network of services and devices that connect every user and product from other developers, building a heterogeneous ecosystem. Thus establishing an environment for collaborative care systems, which may be available to the users in from of safety services, comfort services and healthcare services.

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“…Lähteenmäki et al [263] proposed an approach to achieve interoperability between self-care systems, when they exchange non-clinical information alongside clinical data. This work is based on web services for communicating with heterogeneous systems, where SOAP messages are defined for transporting the Personal Health Record (PHR) content in structures of the so-called Health Diary Entry (HDE), allowing in this way the use of external vocabularies and ontologies in order to achieve semantic interoperability, as shown in Figure 9-67.…”

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Methodological support to develop interoperable applications for pervasive healthcare

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The healthcare model currently being used in most countries will soon be inadequate, due to the increasing care costs of a growing population of elderly people, the rapid increase of chronic diseases, the growing demand for new treatments and technologies, and the relative decrease in the number of healthcare professionals with respect to the population increase. This healthcare model, which is centered on highly specialized people, located in large hospitals, needs to change into a distributed model, in order to produce faster responses and to allow patients to manage their own health. This centralized healthcare model also implies that patients and healthcare professionals have to move to the same place (a hospital or clinic) for the healthcare services to be delivered, and it is often expensive and inefficient. A distributed healthcare model that pervades the daily lives of the citizens is more appropriate to provide less expensive and more effective and timely healthcare, and characterizes Pervasive Healthcare. In Pervasive Healthcare, novel information and communication technologies are applied to support the provision of health services anywhere, at anytime and to anyone.This thesis aims at demonstrating the feasibility of using healthcare standards, ubiquitous computing technologies, service-oriented architecture principles, and software agents, to develop interoperable applications for exchanging messages in Pervasive Healthcare environments. This thesis presents a Reusable Architecture and a Message Generator that employ these technologies for achieving its aim. Our Reusable Architecture and Message Generator also meet the requirements of interoperability between heterogeneous healthcare information systems that are usually found in Pervasive Healthcare environments.In this work, a case study was performed in a realistic distributed healthcare environment, where three usage scenarios were defined in the cardiology domain: delivery of laboratory analysis results, schedule of an appointment for pacemaker evaluation, and support of a medical staff II ABSTRACT meeting to prepare for a cardiac surgery. Using the Reusable Architecture and the Message Generator, three applications were built for these scenarios, and they were employed and evaluated by both healthcare professionals and patients. The experiments were conducted in a distributed environment that consists of three cardiology clinics, one analysis laboratory, and the cardiology department of the Santa Casa Hospital of Marília (São Paulo, Brazil). The evaluation of these applications was carried out using the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), since this model is generally considered as appropriate to explain technology acceptance. The evaluation involved a limited but representative set of healthcare professionals and patients.We showed that the methodology proposed in this thesis truly facilitates the development of Pervasive Healthcare. The proposed methodology preserves the investment in the legacy healthcare information systems and allow...

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Interoperability of personal health records

Cited by 18 publications

References 4 publications

Development of a Management Tool of CCD/CCR-centric Standard Clinical Document

Development of a Management Tool of CCD/CCR-centric Standard Clinical Document

An AAL Collaborative System: The AAL4ALL and a Mobile Assistant Case Study

Methodological support to develop interoperable applications for pervasive healthcare

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