A flexible approach for electronic medical records exchange

Authors:
Vagelis Hristidis;Peter J. Clarke;Nagarajan Prabakar;Yi Deng;Jeffrey A. White;Redmond P. Burke
Affiliations:
Florida International University;Florida International University;Florida International University;Florida International University;Miami Children's Hospital;Miami Children's Hospital
Venue:
HIKM '06 Proceedings of the international workshop on Healthcare information and knowledge management
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Many methodologies have been proposed in the last decade for integration and exchange of medical data. However, little progress has occurred due to the following reasons. First, patients are reluctant to give full access to their historical medical data. Second, institutions are reluctant to open their systems to mediators or any type of external access, due to security, privacy (HIPAA, unique patient id) and competitive advantage-related reasons.