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Stud Health Technol Inform · Jan 2012
Interoperability design of personal health information import service.
- Mika Tuomainen and Juha Mykkänen.
- University of Eastern Finland, School of Computing, Finland.
- Stud Health Technol Inform. 2012 Jan 1;180:462-6.
AbstractAvailability of personal health information for individual use from professional patient records is an important success factor for personal health information management (PHIM) solutions such as personal health records. In this paper we focus on this crucial part of personal wellbeing information management splutions and report the interoperability design of personal information import service. Key requirements as well as design factors for interfaces between PHRs and EPRs are discussed. Open standards, low implementation threshold and the acknowledgement of local market and conventions are emphasized in the design.
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