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¹CERIM, Université de Lille 2, Faculté de Médecine.

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|October 6, 2004

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This study analyzed homecare cooperation, identifying logistics and care processes. A new platform prototype was developed to improve coordinated health actor work in homecare settings.

Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Cooperative Systems
Healthcare Management

Background:

Homecare improves patient quality of life and reduces costs.
Homecare presents significant organizational and care coordination challenges.
Existing cooperation tools inadequately address homecare complexities.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze cooperation activities within the homecare context.
To identify specific processes involved in homecare.
To propose and develop a cooperation platform tailored for homecare needs.

Main Methods:

Activity analysis to define distinct homecare processes.
Development of a Workflow model for representing cooperation.
Declarative representation of tasks and subtasks.

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Prototyping a JAVA-based homecare management system.

Main Results:

Identified two key homecare processes: logistics and care.
The logistics process involves resource implementation and protocol design, requiring a coordinator.
A prototype platform was developed to manage homecare information processes.

Conclusions:

Cooperative work in homecare requires specialized tools and platforms.
The developed Workflow model effectively represents homecare cooperation.
The prototype demonstrates a viable solution for enhanced homecare management and coordination.