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A Tool for Generating Health Applications Using Archetypes
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Template4EHR is a to ol for the dynamic creation of data schemas for electronichealth-record storage and user creation and customization of graphical user interfaces.Abstract:
Template4EHR is a to ol for the dynamic creation of data schemas for electronichealth-record storage and user creation and customization of graphical user interfaces. In experimental tests with IT and health professionals, Template4EHR obtained an 81.22% satisfaction rate.read more
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An HL7-Based Middleware for Exchanging Data and Enabling Interoperability in Healthcare Applications
TL;DR: This work presents a cloud middleware based on the HL7 standard capable of encoding, storing, interoperating and integrating Electronic Health Record (EHR) data between different applications.
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A Microservice-Based Approach for Increasing Software Reusability in Health Applications
Marcio Alexandre Pereira da Silva,Valéria Cesário Times,André Magno Costa de Araújo,Paulo Caetano da Silva +3 more
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A Decoupled Health Software Architecture using Microservices and OpenEHR Archetypes
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The Use of Blockchain Technology in Electronic Health Record Management: An Analysis of State of the Art and Practice
TL;DR: In this article , the authors investigated state of the art practice and studies that addressed the development and validation of computational solutions with blockchain technology applied to the following areas of an EHR lifecycle: (i) modeling and standardization (ii) data storage techniques, (iii) standards for data interoperability, and (iv) data retrieval and visualization solutions.
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Toward an Adaptive Software Architecture for Archetype-Based Health-Care Applications
TL;DR: In this article , a self-adaptation approach is used to adjust software systems' behavior or structure in changing environments such as the health software domain, which is a challenge for software engineering.
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