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Use Cases and Requirements

  1. Shared Health Record Functional Specifications
  2. SHR - Use Cases and Requirements

      • Version 1 (Needs Revision)
  3. Facets of an SHR  

A discussion document highlighting:

      •  Different approaches : Document Based vs Discrete Data Based vs Hybrid
      •  A list of needs from the point of view of different stakeholders
      • Technology considerations

See also: Primary Use Cases of OpenHIE

Adding Integrated Care Pathways to OpenHIE.pptx

CCDplus specifications 

Architecture and Design Specification 

Current:

Previous iterations:


Supported Workflows

Standards

Current:

Background documents:

Message specifications 

 

Discussions

Process Overview

As a part of the RHEA project, an HIE has been developed for maternal health in Rwanda. For more information about this implementation see this link. During this implementation, a Shared Health Record (SHR) based on OpenMRS (http://openmrs.org/) was developed. It is expected to work for the pilot implementation of the RHEA project, which is planned to run in a single district of Rwanda; however, it is not known whether this instance and the technology used will scale to a national level.

As a part of the OpenHIE project, this community is tasked with reviewing and evaluating the question of what makes a good SHR going into the future, and seeks to determine what technologies would be suitable for an SHR in OpenHIE.

SHR Evaluation Methodology

This section shows the methodology for going through the process of evaluating options for a Shared Health Record. As we work on each of these items, links will be added to the relevant documentation that shows the current active work regarding that item. See this link for the original legacy google doc.

Facets of an SHR

Facets

Clinical Decision Support

Discussions

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