The importance of distributed, component-based healthcare information systems: the role of a service-based architecture

Forslund, D. W.; Kratz, Mary; George, James E.; Koenig, S.; Carter, R.; Staab, Torsten A.

doi:10.1109/cbms.2001.941701

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“…In the context of the current implementation, the use of the business process execution language (BPEL) standard was also exploited in order to formulate business and technical processes' definitions for interaction scenarios amongst the participating applications [6][7][8][9]. Related work in this field includes initiatives and propositions for VPR implementations [10,11] and service-oriented computing in healthcare [12][13][14][15][16].…”

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The Impact of SOA for Achieving Healthcare Interoperability

Daskalakis

Mantas²

2009

Methods Inf Med

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The Impact of SOA for Achieving Healthcare Interoperability

Daskalakis

Mantas²

2009

Methods Inf Med

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Building a Developer-Friendly Interface for Component Composition in Vital Sign Oriented Healthcare Systems

Joo

Kim

2011

Procedia Engineering

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A Study on Efficient Component Development with a Developer-Friendly Environment

Joo

Kim

2012

2012 International Conference on Information Science and Applications

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Medical knowledge tends to change in its nature, and new medical services are frequently introduced. Componentbased system design (CBD) is of great use for creation, maintenance, and update of such medical services, when a component implies a service. In particular, component composition is crucial in CBD to support better and complex medical services, while it requires the developer's high competence and so is complicated and hard. In this respect, there is a need for tools to enable easy component composition. This paper proposes (1) a user interface (UI) helping the developer easily and intuitively organize and compose component elements in healthcare service systems, and (2) its related specification with XML. We will particularly call such a UI and its composition specification developer-friendly environment, The environment has been designed for the development of two vital sign oriented healthcare systems as a particular domain. Such healthcare systems have gradually gained their interests, as a new medical paradigm of ubiquitous healthcare demanding various vital sign data analysis is emerging.

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The importance of distributed, component-based healthcare information systems: the role of a service-based architecture

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

The Impact of SOA for Achieving Healthcare Interoperability

The Impact of SOA for Achieving Healthcare Interoperability

Building a Developer-Friendly Interface for Component Composition in Vital Sign Oriented Healthcare Systems

A Study on Efficient Component Development with a Developer-Friendly Environment

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