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Ashley R Peake¹, Omar Khan¹, Sarah N Lim Choi Keung¹

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Electronic Healthcare Record (EHR) systems face challenges with data sharing due to differing standards. A new API solution enables seamless integration of diverse systems into a single EHR, improving patient data accuracy and accessibility for better care coordination.

Keywords:

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Computer Science
Healthcare Systems Engineering

Background:

Electronic Healthcare Records (EHR) are crucial for patient data management within healthcare organizations.
Interoperability challenges arise from diverse data standards used by different providers and medical devices.
Sharing patient data between healthcare providers is essential for comprehensive patient care.

Purpose of the Study:

To address structural and semantic mapping issues in healthcare Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).
To enable the integration of disparate healthcare systems with existing Electronic Healthcare Record (EHR) systems.
To establish a unified source of truth for patient treatment data.

Main Methods:

Development of a Structural and Semantic Mapper Proxy API solution.
Facilitating the connection of external systems to a healthcare provider's EHR.
Implementing standardized data mapping for improved interoperability.

Main Results:

Successfully mapped structural and semantic differences in healthcare APIs.
Enabled seamless integration of various external systems into a central EHR.
Created a single, accurate source of truth for patient treatment information.

Conclusions:

The Structural and Semantic Mapper Proxy API effectively bridges the gap between external systems and EHRs.
This solution enhances data consistency and accessibility, supporting better clinical decision-making.
It facilitates improved patient care coordination through unified health information management.