The EHR-ARCHE project: Satisfying clinical information needs in a Shared Electronic Health Record System based on IHE XDS and Archetypes

Abstract

HighlightsContent-based search avoids information overload in IHE XDS Shared EHR systems.Content-based search enables retrieval of fine-grained information items.Content-based search implemented by integrating Archetypes in IHE XDS.

Automated On-Demand Generation Of Patient Summary Documents

“…Another solution, EHR Archetypes, which is a model-based approach to maintaining EHR documents, can be used for searching and processing clinical documents [11] [12], and is compatible for use in IHE systems [13] [14]. Since the available source documents are not based on archetypes, this approach was also not suitable.…”

Towards a Conceptual Framework for Persistent Use: A Technical Plan to Achieve Semantic Interoperability within Electronic Health Record Systems

“…As the body of knowledge was examined, it was determined that various researchers had also explored this conceptual basis of the problem of EHR interoperability -the lack of a comprehensive data standards model to promote interoperability [1], [2], [43], [46], [22], [18], [44], [10]. While many researched this problem from the perspective of varied concentrated areas of interest, the general consensus remained the same; there still remained a deficiency in the way health information could be exchanged within multiple healthcare organizations across states or even locally.…”

Towards a Conceptual Framework for Persistent Use: A Technical Plan to Achieve Semantic Interoperability within Electronic Health Record Systems

“…As the body of knowledge was examined, it was determined that various researchers have also explored this conceptual basis of the problem of EHR interoperability -the lack of a comprehensive data standards model to promote interoperability [1], [2], [38], [41], [18], [16], [39], [9]. While many researched this problem from the perspective of varied concentrated areas of interest, the general consensus remains the same; there still remains a deficiency in the way health information can be exchanged within multiple healthcare organizations across states or even locally.…”