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This study presents a secure method for handling medical data in electronic healthcare records. The proposed information model ensures accurate data collection and storage, adhering to European health data standards.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Medical Data Management
Healthcare Systems Engineering

Background:

Electronic healthcare records (EHRs) are central to modern healthcare delivery.
Effective medical data handling requires robust storage solutions with high security.
Existing systems face challenges in ensuring data accuracy and protection.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a method for handling medical data within an EHR-based healthcare system.
To propose an information model for secure and accurate medical data storage at the unit level.
To ensure compliance with established European health data communication standards.

Main Methods:

Development of an information model for medical data storage.
Implementation within a healthcare system utilizing electronic healthcare records.
Adherence to the EN 13606 standard for health data communication.

Main Results:

A compliant information model for medical data handling was developed.
The model addresses requirements for accurate data collection.
The model ensures high security for medical data storage.

Conclusions:

The proposed information model effectively handles medical data in EHR systems.
Compliance with EN 13606 facilitates secure and accurate health data communication.
This approach enhances data integrity and security in healthcare settings.