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Healthcare Informatics Schemata: A Paradigm Shift over Time
1Behling Simulation Center, University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY USA, erdley@buffalo.edu.
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics
|June 23, 2016
Summary
The "A paradigm shift over time©" model visualizes health informatics evolution, highlighting gaps in value and interoperability. Revisions are proposed to address these issues for future adoption.
Area of Science:
- Health Informatics
- Information Science
- Computer Science
Background:
- The "A paradigm shift over time©" schemata visualizes the evolution of health informatics.
- It maps trends from early computing to computational ubiquity, social networking, and e-Health.
Purpose of the Study:
- To review existing and current healthcare informatics models.
- To revise the schemata for contemporary and future applications.
- To address identified gaps in value, interoperability, and ontology.
Main Methods:
- Review of previous and current healthcare informatics models.
- Analysis of the "A paradigm shift over time©" schemata.
- Workshop to discuss and propose revisions.
Main Results:
- Identified discrepancies between "real" and "proposed" in health informatics.
- Highlighted critical gaps in value, interoperability, and ontology.
- Established the need for a universal standards framework for adoption.
Conclusions:
- The schemata requires revision to reflect current and future health informatics landscapes.
- Addressing identified gaps is crucial for the successful adoption of health IT.
- A universal standards framework is essential for advancing healthcare informatics.
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