SAPHIRE: intelligent healthcare monitoring based on semantic interoperability platform: pilot applications

Nee, Oliver; Hein, Andreas; Gorath, Thorsten; Hulsmann, Nils; Laleci, Gokce B.; Yuksel, Mustafa; Olduz, Mustafa; Tasyurt, Ibrahim; Orhan, Umut; Doğaç, Asuman; Fruntelată, Ana; Ghiorghe, Silvin; Ludwig, Ralf J.

doi:10.1049/iet-com:20060699

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“…In 2006, Komulainen et al [14] described a particular solution for an evidence-based decision support service where patient data were retrieved in HL7-CDA format and decisions were based in a specific decision support model relying on guidelines written in Javascript. In 2008, Nee et al described the SAPHIRE project [15], an intelligent healthcare monitoring architecture for cardiac patients, where the retrieval of patients' data was solved using the IHE cross-enterprise document sharing (XDS) being then transformed into HL7-CDA for its exploitation by the CDSS. Such exploitation was based in a specific extension of the GLIF3 (Guideline Interchange Format) clinical guideline model which permits semantically retrieving data from HL7-CDA documents, as was later detailed by Laleci and Dogac [16].…”

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An HL7-CDA wrapper for facilitating semantic interoperability to rule-based Clinical Decision Support Systems

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Bresó

Vicente

et al. 2013

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

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ElsevierSáez Silvestre, C.; Bresó Guardado, A.; Vicente Robledo, J.; Robles Viejo, M.; García Gómez, JM. (2013) AbstractThe success of Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) greatly depends on its capability of being integrated in Health Information Systems (HIS). Several proposals have been published up to date to permit CDSS gathering patient data from HIS. Some base the CDSS data input on the HL7 reference model, however, they are tailored to specific CDSS or clinical guidelines technologies, or do not focus on standardizing the CDSS resultant knowledge. We propose a solution for facilitating semantic interoperability to rule-based CDSS focusing on standardized input and output documents conforming an HL7-CDA wrapper. We define the HL7-CDA restrictions in a HL7-CDA Implementation Guide. Patient data and rule inference results are mapped respectively to and from the CDSS by means of a binding method based on an XML binding file. As an independent clinical document, the results of a CDSS can present clinical and legal validity. The proposed solution is being applied in a CDSS for providing patient-specific recommendations for the care management of outpatients with diabetes mellitus.

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An HL7-CDA wrapper for facilitating semantic interoperability to rule-based Clinical Decision Support Systems

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Vicente

et al. 2013

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

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“…One possible implementation of the components realizing the stabilization loop and alert generation is described in the next section. Nee et al (2008) describe a system that realized a system like the one shown in Fig. 5.…”

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Clinical Decision Support with Guidelines and Bayesian Networks

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2010

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“…One of the eHealth services implemented using the platform shown in Figure 1 is a system for the telerehabilitation of cardiac patients after a myocardial infarction that has been treated successfully [6]. The goal of the system is a reduced length of the costly inpatient rehabilitation and the augmentation of outpatient rehabilitation with a system that allows the patient to conduct medically supervised aerobic exercise trainings in their familiar surroundings.…”

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A Service Oriented Platform for Health Services and Ambient Assisted Living

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2009 International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops

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Providing health care and assistance at home becomes more and more important due to the aging society and -in general -a health system under financial pressure. It is generally accepted that these services have to be supported by an eHealth infrastructure that enables the exchange of patient related data between different health institutions and assistance systems at home (referred to by the term AAL). In this paper a service-oriented architecture for delivering eHealth / AAL services at home using a hardware platform such as a residential gateway or a set-top-box is proposed and exemplified by three different services: (1) telerehabilitation of patients after heard surgery, (2) support of hearing impaired people and (3) the monitoring of Activities of Daily Living (ADL).

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SAPHIRE: intelligent healthcare monitoring based on semantic interoperability platform: pilot applications

Cited by 39 publications

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An HL7-CDA wrapper for facilitating semantic interoperability to rule-based Clinical Decision Support Systems

An HL7-CDA wrapper for facilitating semantic interoperability to rule-based Clinical Decision Support Systems

Clinical Decision Support with Guidelines and Bayesian Networks

A Service Oriented Platform for Health Services and Ambient Assisted Living

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