A Data Integration Broker for Healthcare Systems

Authors:
David Budgen;Michael Rigby;Pearl Brereton;Mark Turner
Affiliations:
Durham University;Keele University;Keele University;Keele University
Venue:
Computer
Year:
2007

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Abstract

A prototype information broker uses a software service model to collect and integrate diverse patient data from autonomoushealthcare agencies, potentially solving many problems that challenge current enterprise-based file systems.