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317220
Date and Time of Latest Transaction
20160315064430.AM
General Information
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Cataloging Source
STII-DOST
Local Call Number
(T) RA971.6 S47 2014
Main Entry - Personal Name
Serrano, Paul John M.
Title Statement
Technology adoption for the Philippine Health Information Exchange (PHIE) by Paul John M. Serrano
Physical Description
60 leaves graphs, tables
Summary, Etc.
Currently, information systems of health institutions like hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies in the country are disconnected from each other, that there is virtually no sharing of health records of patients for safer, timely, efficient, and effective diagnosis and treatment. Because of this, tests and recordkeeping are unnecessarily duplicated when a patient visits a different health facility. The challenge is integration and harmonization of data within and across these health institutions, and exposing these to external consumers and other stakeholders. To provide an integrated and interoperable environment for the access and retrieval of clinical data, and eventually for sharing of health records across health information systems, the government laid out plans to create the Philippine Health Information Exchange or PHIE that will provide the necessary electronic mobility of clinical information across disparate health care information systems through standardized data formats, message structures, messaging protocols, and patient identification. With this information exchange, there is an assurance that the context of clinical information being exchanged is preserved across health information systems. This paper presents the current status of the health information systems in the country, analyze and assess their readiness for PHIE. It also discusses the proposed technical architecture of PHIE and its components such as the registries, interoperability layer, master data management, data analytics, and standardization. Then, it evaluates and assess similar technologies that are applicable to use and benchmark for the implementation of the PHIE. Finally, this paper proposes a technology adoption framework for PHIE based on assessment and evaluation of technological solutions being implemented in other countries. It suggests some guidelines on project governance, capacity building, project implementation, data privacy, service oriented architecture, open standards, and systems integration and interoperability that can provide great impact on PHIE implementation
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term
Medicine
Philippine Health Information Exchange (PHIE)
Management information system -- Health
Information technology
Health information -- Technology -- Philippines
Location
DOST STII (T) RA971.6 S47 2014 THESES T STI-15-0219 1 14-17440 Complimentary 2015-03-27
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Department of Science and Technology
Science and Technology Information Institute
(T) RA971.6 S47 2014
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