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Boris Marchand1, Gilles Herengt, Nicolas Jay
1University Hospital of Nancy, ANADIM Department, France. b.marchand@chu-nancy.fr
Abstract:
In the context of current evolution of healthcare, hospitals will have to share medical files with different structures. Thus, it is necessary to establish procedures to identify the patients. A team professionals working with such medical information proposes a system of identification based on the matching of identification traits respecting various regulations in order to retrieve the information. We will see how this is made possible, with the help of a correlation engine enabling us to exchange medical documents between different health-care organizations.
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