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Article
Semantic Repositories in the Interoperability of Health Information Systems
Author(s)
Jallal Manar, Bouhaji Mouna, Ait Moudden Naima, Housbane Samy, Serhier Zineb and Bennani Othmani Mohammed
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DOI:10.17265/1548-7709/2017.01.003
Affiliation(s)
Medical Informatics Laboratory at the Casablanca Faculty of Medicine, BP 96353 Casablanca Nassim, Morocco
ABSTRACT
Information systems in the
health field should be communicating to foster cooperation of professionals in
the health process centered on the patient, and to assist in medical decision.
Therefore, communication through computer tools and the creation of
computerized patient records require the use of semantic repositories whose
control is required. Indeed, the sharing of patient data principle is needed
particularly because of the development of medical knowledge, which helps to
segment the expertise, skills and roles of players. The application of this
principle allows greater coordination between professionals and requires
appropriate and scalable information systems. The necessary data sharing and
the development of information systems strongly emphasizes the issue of
semantic interoperability of health systems and management repositories.
However, if, in the context of the interoperability of information systems,
choice, maintenance and the use of semantic standards are necessary conditions,
the behavior of players and practices of evaluation procedures are nevertheless
essential component for proper functioning.
KEYWORDS
Semantic interoperability, system of health information, reference terminology.
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