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  • * Network Protocols
  • * Health Informatics

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  • * Digital healthcare and Electronic Health Records (EHR) rely on robust networking for data access.
  • * The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)/3 standard promises performance and security enhancements over HTTP/2.
  • * Current digital health systems often lack the implementation of newer, more efficient protocols like HTTP/3.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To evaluate and compare the performance of HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 protocols in the context of EHR data transfer.
  • * To quantify the speed differences in downloading and uploading FHIR Patient resources using both protocols.

Main Methods:

  • * Utilized 45,000 FHIR Patient resources for testing.
  • * Simulated data transfers using Bundle sizes of 20, 50, 100, and 200 resources.
  • * Measured request times for both download (HTTP GET) and upload (HTTP POST) operations in local and remote network environments.

Main Results:

  • * HTTP/3 demonstrated a significant performance advantage over HTTP/2 in downloading EHR data, particularly for remote requests (up to 3x faster).
  • * Consistent performance gains for HTTP/3 were observed in remote download tests with varying Bundle sizes (50 and 100 resources).
  • * HTTP/3 showed only marginal upload performance improvements in remote network scenarios.

Conclusions:

  • * HTTP/3 offers substantial performance benefits for digital health applications, especially in retrieving data from distributed sources.
  • * The adoption of HTTP/3 in EHR systems could lead to more efficient data exchange and improved healthcare services.
  • * Further integration of HTTP/3 is recommended to leverage its capabilities in the evolving digital health landscape.