The paper presents a methodology for the structure definition of the electronic patient record. A patient record is typically a document which is updated by many users, required to be done in many different layouts, transferred from one place to another and archived for a long time

ABSTRACT This paper designs an electronic patient record application as part of the Hospital Information System. This application is different from the currently used applications by building it on the World Wide Web instead of on an Intranet. There are six user levels in the design: administrator

Abstract: Sharing electronic patient records without compromising individual’s privacy and confidentiality is akey challenge in adoption ofdistributed, electronic healthcare systems. Toaddress this issue, it is necessary to ensure that asender can trust the receiver and its environment tocorrectly

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Electronic Patient Records (EPR’s) has rapidly increased in the last decade. Much of this research focussed on standardisation and technical realizations. We will describe such a research effort in this paper, and evaluate its success. Our main finding is that the lack of success of this specific

This paper draws on experience of the ongoing, large scale Medakis project aimed at developing and deploying an al- encompassing electronic patient record in the five largest hospitals in Norway. We focus on the rich variety and heterogeneity of information sources that mould work practices

. The reference model is used to analyze the security measures proposed in the design of the Dutch national Electronic Patient Dossier (EPD), in particular the projected application for medication records. We conclude that much of the defensive measures were covered, but that some offensive measures are lacking

of shared, distributed electronic patient records, based on the principles established by CEN/ENV 12265 and Synapses, and using the object-oriented paradigm and industry standard technology. As a proof of concept, WP2 includes a demonstration of how the platform and its support for shared, federated

ABSTRACT The aim of this paper is to describe parts of the history and development in Denmark of the interdisciplinary field of study known as medical informatics, which has been crucially involved in the current high-profile development of a national Danish electronic care record. This turn

ABSTRACT The integration of Electronic Patient Record (EPR) systems is at the centre of many of the new regional and national initiatives to integrate clinical processes across department, region, and national levels. Web Service technologies offer significant solutions to provide an interoperable