Lessons Learned from Applying Interoperability and Information Exchange Standards to a Wearable Point-Of-Care System

Warren, Steve; Lebak, J.; Yao, Jianchu

doi:10.1109/ddhh.2006.1624807

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“…Therefore, developing implementation methodologies able to limit the processing load to a minimum is of utmost importance. The ISO/IEEE11073 (X73) family of standards for PHDs (X73PHD) is aimed at providing seamless integration of PHDs into personal health solutions [4]. However, while it facilitates the exchange of medical measurements in a transparent way, the complexity of the protocol requires higher performance hardware in comparison to non-standardized ad-hoc protocols [5].…”

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Event-driven, pattern-based methodology for cost-effective development of standardized personal health devices

Martínez-Espronceda¹,

Trigo²,

Led³

et al. 2014

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

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confidence: 99%

Event-driven, pattern-based methodology for cost-effective development of standardized personal health devices

Martínez-Espronceda¹,

Trigo²,

Led³

et al. 2014

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

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“…Hence, standardization seems to be the most efficient way to achieve an interoperable ecosystem, as has been remarked in much of relevant bibliography. [7][8][9][10] International organizations have been working for several years on the promotion of standardization to fill this interoperability gap. Originally, the European Committee for Standardization (CEN, with its specific Technical Committee for Health Informatics CEN/TC251, in which our research group collaborates 11 ) promoted the definitions of several norms for medical information interoperability.…”

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Seamless Integration of ISO/IEEE11073 Personal Health Devices and ISO/EN13606 Electronic Health Records into an End-to-End Interoperable Solution

Martíez

Escayola²,

Martínez-Espronceda³

et al. 2010

Telemedicine and e-Health

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The new paradigm of personal health demands open standards and middleware components that permit transparent integration and end-to-end interoperability from new personal health devices to healthcare information system. The use of standards seems to be the internationally accepted way to face this challenge. In this article, the implementation of an end-to-end standard-based personal health solution is presented. It integrates the ISO/IEEE11073 standard for the interoperability of personal health devices in the patient environment and the ISO/EN13606 standard for the interoperable exchange of electronic healthcare records and proposes a new approach for the end-to-end ISO/IEEE11073-ISO/EN13606 communication. The design strictly fulfills all the technical requirements of the most recent versions of both standards. An entire prototype has been designed, developed, and tested as a proof-of-concept of a personal health solution.

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Wireless Communication Technologies for Wearable Systems

Warren

Natarajan²

2010

Wearable Monitoring Systems

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Lessons Learned from Applying Interoperability and Information Exchange Standards to a Wearable Point-Of-Care System

Cited by 14 publications

References 4 publications

Event-driven, pattern-based methodology for cost-effective development of standardized personal health devices

Event-driven, pattern-based methodology for cost-effective development of standardized personal health devices

Seamless Integration of ISO/IEEE11073 Personal Health Devices and ISO/EN13606 Electronic Health Records into an End-to-End Interoperable Solution

Wireless Communication Technologies for Wearable Systems

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