A distributed framework for health information exchange using smartphone technologies

Bioinformatics; Computer operating systems; Computer peripheral equipment; Digital storage; Health; Health care; Hospital data processing; Information dissemination; Interoperability; Medical computing; Mobile computing; Smartphones; Design and operations; Distributed framework; Distributed storage;...

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Main Authors: Abdulnabi M., Al-Haiqi A., Kiah M.L.M., Zaidan A.A., Zaidan B.B., Hussain M.
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Published: Academic Press Inc. 2023
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-232412023-05-29T14:38:42Z A distributed framework for health information exchange using smartphone technologies Abdulnabi M. Al-Haiqi A. Kiah M.L.M. Zaidan A.A. Zaidan B.B. Hussain M. 56453314400 55886475800 24833455600 35070838500 35070872100 57189372503 Bioinformatics; Computer operating systems; Computer peripheral equipment; Digital storage; Health; Health care; Hospital data processing; Information dissemination; Interoperability; Medical computing; Mobile computing; Smartphones; Design and operations; Distributed framework; Distributed storage; Health care providers; Health information exchanges; Health information systems; mPHR; Personal health record; mHealth; Article; computer interface; electronic patient record; human; medical information system; medical technology; mobile application; priority journal; smartphone; electronic medical record system; medical record; Health Information Exchange; Health Records, Personal; Humans; Medical Records Systems, Computerized; Smartphone Nationwide health information exchange (NHIE) continues to be a persistent concern for government agencies, despite the many efforts and the conceived benefits of sharing patient data among healthcare providers. Difficulties in ensuring global connectivity, interoperability, and concerns on security have always hampered the government from successfully deploying NHIE. By looking at NHIE from a fresh perspective and bearing in mind the pervasiveness and power of modern mobile platforms, this paper proposes a new approach to NHIE that builds on the notion of consumer-mediated HIE, albeit without the focus on central health record banks. With the growing acceptance of smartphones as reliable, indispensable, and most personal devices, we suggest to leverage the concept of mobile personal health records (PHRs installed on smartphones) to the next level. We envision mPHRs that take the form of distributed storage units for health information, under the full control and direct possession of patients, who can have ready access to their personal data whenever needed. However, for the actual exchange of data with health information systems managed by healthcare providers, the latter have to be interoperable with patient-carried mPHRs. Computer industry has long ago solved a similar problem of interoperability between peripheral devices and operating systems. We borrow from that solution the idea of providing special interfaces between mPHRs and provider systems. This interface enables the two entities to communicate with no change to either end. The design and operation of the proposed approach is explained. Additional pointers on potential implementations are provided, and issues that pertain to any solution to implement NHIE are discussed. � 2017 Final 2023-05-29T06:38:42Z 2023-05-29T06:38:42Z 2017 Article 10.1016/j.jbi.2017.04.013 2-s2.0-85018754704 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85018754704&doi=10.1016%2fj.jbi.2017.04.013&partnerID=40&md5=ee583930566c732a0c1e63edfd74baf1 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/23241 69 230 250 Academic Press Inc. Scopus
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description Bioinformatics; Computer operating systems; Computer peripheral equipment; Digital storage; Health; Health care; Hospital data processing; Information dissemination; Interoperability; Medical computing; Mobile computing; Smartphones; Design and operations; Distributed framework; Distributed storage; Health care providers; Health information exchanges; Health information systems; mPHR; Personal health record; mHealth; Article; computer interface; electronic patient record; human; medical information system; medical technology; mobile application; priority journal; smartphone; electronic medical record system; medical record; Health Information Exchange; Health Records, Personal; Humans; Medical Records Systems, Computerized; Smartphone
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Abdulnabi M.
Al-Haiqi A.
Kiah M.L.M.
Zaidan A.A.
Zaidan B.B.
Hussain M.
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author Abdulnabi M.
Al-Haiqi A.
Kiah M.L.M.
Zaidan A.A.
Zaidan B.B.
Hussain M.
spellingShingle Abdulnabi M.
Al-Haiqi A.
Kiah M.L.M.
Zaidan A.A.
Zaidan B.B.
Hussain M.
A distributed framework for health information exchange using smartphone technologies
author_sort Abdulnabi M.
title A distributed framework for health information exchange using smartphone technologies
title_short A distributed framework for health information exchange using smartphone technologies
title_full A distributed framework for health information exchange using smartphone technologies
title_fullStr A distributed framework for health information exchange using smartphone technologies
title_full_unstemmed A distributed framework for health information exchange using smartphone technologies
title_sort distributed framework for health information exchange using smartphone technologies
publisher Academic Press Inc.
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