The Impact of SOA for Achieving Healthcare Interoperability

Daskalakis, Stelios; Mantas, John

doi:10.3414/me9217

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“…a passable model for confirmatory purposes [66], and equal to or greater than 0.80 is considered good for confirmatory research [67]. For this research, the CR should be 70% or higher (>0.70) for a passable model for confirmatory purposes.…”

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“…The CR 1.00 explains that the reliability is perfect. For exploratory-purpose models, composite reliabilities have to be equal to or greater than 0.60 [64,65], equal to or greater than 0.70 for a passable model for confirmatory purposes [66], and equal to or greater than 0.80 is considered good for confirmatory research [67]. For this research, the CR should be 70% or higher (>0.70) for a passable model for confirmatory purposes.…”

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Evaluating the Impact of COVID-19 on Multimodal Cargo Transport Performance: A Mixed-Method Study in the UAE Context

Aljadiri,

Sundarakani,

El Barachi

2023

Sustainability

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This research is a case study on the United Arab Emirates (UAE), exploring multimodal logistics, which involves transporting cargo using multiple modes of transportation, and investigating its challenges and opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic from 2020 to 2022. Through a mixed-method approach of qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys, this study examines factors influencing multimodal cargo transport and its performance. Five senior executives from the logistics industry were interviewed to identify key variables, and a questionnaire was administered to 120 participants to assess the impact on shipping costs and utilization. This study reveals a significant relationship between geographical and geopolitical risks and increased shipping costs in certain regions, highlighting the need for secure and cost-effective multimodal solutions in these areas. However, shipping costs did not mediate the performance of intermodal transportation at transit hubs during the pandemic. The findings offer valuable insights for transit hubs to enhance the utilization of multimodal cargo transport during uncertain times, ultimately leading to improved logistics performance in similar hub countries. This study’s originality lies in its investigation of the resilience and sustainability dimensions in multimodal logistics during the pandemic, proposing mitigation strategies and enhancing strategic decision making in the logistics industry under volatile business environments. Future research is recommended to expand the model’s results by including data from other logistics corridors and hubs.

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Evaluating the Impact of COVID-19 on Multimodal Cargo Transport Performance: A Mixed-Method Study in the UAE Context

Aljadiri,

Sundarakani,

El Barachi

2023

Sustainability

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“…In recent years, many new technologies like distributed component technology, workflow technology and Web Service have been widely applied in the field of enterprise integration, which also has been widespread concerned in the medical information field [3][4]. To develop the medical information standards are paid attention by the relevant departments, national health ministry has published a number of health information standards, such as health information element directory, and follow the international or national medical data standard such as HL7 (Health Level Seven) V2, DICOM has become the basic requirements of the medical information system development.…”

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Research on Model-Driven Simulation Approach for Healthcare Information System

Song¹,

Guo²,

Wang³

2015

Advances in Intelligent Systems Research

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Abstracts-The project has studied the model-driven simulation approach for healthcare information integration system design analysis and optimization, which includes simulation model specification design, transformation of reference information model (RIM) to simulation model, and integrated simulation supporting framework. Simulation model specification is studied and formulated based on simulation model portability 2.0 (SMP2) to extend healthcare information system development methodology (HDF) and enhance the simulation modeling ability; Transformation of RIM to SMP2 platform-independent simulation model, modeling tools and codes (or code framework) automatically generation is implemented based on meta-modeling technique to realize the simulation model automatic or semiautomatic generation. Finally, the executable simulation approach for healthcare information system is realized.

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