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Agilen razvoj vnosnih form za potrebe shranjevanja podatkov pacientov na osnovi OpenEHR specifikacij
ID Eržen, Janez (Author), ID Mraz, Miha (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window

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Abstract
V današnjem svetu se v zdravstvu še vedno uporablja kar nekaj papirnatih dokumentov, kar predstavlja veliko težav. Tudi kjer se že uporabljajo programske rešitve, so še vedno prisotne težave s souporabo teh dokumentov in podatkov na splošno. Slovenski nacionalni projekt e-Zdravje z uvedbo interoperabilne hrbtenice rešuje ravno ta problem. V pričujočem diplomskem delu smo se dodobra seznanili s specifikacijo OpenEHR, ki je temelj arhitekturnega razvoja interoperabilne hrbtenice ter hkrati platforme Think!Ehr PlatformTM. Seznanili smo se tudi z omenjeno platformo in aplikacijo Think!Clinical, znotraj katere smo implementirali arhetipsko vezane vnosne forme na področju opazovanj stanja pacienta, shranjevanje podatkov vnesenih s temi formami, ter podatke uporabili za preprosto analizo pacientovega stanja telesnega razvoja na podlagi indeksa telesne mase, ki je v pomoč zdravnikom na Pediatrični kliniki ljubljanskega UKC. Pomagali smo si z orodjema “form builder” in “form renderer”. Pri tem smo ugotovili, kako hitro je mogoče vključiti preprosto vnosno formo znotraj tako obsežne zdravstvene aplikacije. Spoznali smo, kako pomembno je, da so programski produkti zasnovani čimbolj splošno, da jih je mogoče uporabiti v kombinaciji s poljubno programsko, kot tudi strojno opremo. Ta lastnost velja predvsem za pregledne API-je platforme Think!Ehr PlatformTM ter “form renderer”, skupaj pa tudi za našo implementacijo vnosnih form, ki po novem delujejo tako v namizni, kot tudi v spletni aplikaciji Think!Clinical.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:e-Zdravje, OpenEHR, Think!Clinical, Think!Ehr PlatformTM, arhetip, predloga, vnosna forma, klinični podatki
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Organization:FRI - Faculty of Computer and Information Science
Year:2017
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Publication date in RUL:17.08.2017
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Language:English
Title:Agile development of entry forms for the needs of saving patient data using OpenEHR specification
Abstract:
Nowadays, a lot of documents in healthcare are still hard copies, which cause many issues during use. There are cases in which software solutions are used, but general issues with sharing those documents and data still occur. Slovenian national project e-Health with interoperable spine tries to resolve those issues. In this thesis, one learns about OpenEHR specification, which is the base for architectural development of interoperable spine and for the Think!Ehr PlatformTM. Introduction includes the mentioned platform and application Think!Clinical, which implements archetypically connected entry forms regarding patient observation, saving data, which was entered with those forms, and uses the collected data for a simple analysis of the patient’s state based on the body mass index, which is of great help to doctors in the Pediatric Clinic of Ljubljana University Medical Centre. For easier work, tools such as “form builder” and “form renderer” were used. In the development process, it can be noticed how quick one can embed a simple entry form in such a large healthcare application. It has come to knowledge, how important it is to make software products as broad as possible, so they can be used in combination with different software and hardware. This feature applies mostly to clear API-s on Think!Ehr PlatformTM and “form renderer” as well as to our implementation of forms, which now works in the desktop and also web application Think!Clinical.

Keywords:e-Health, OpenEHR, Think!Clinical, Think!Ehr PlatformTM, archetype, template, entry form, clinical data

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