System Integration and Data Modeling in Healthcare

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Explore the existing system structure and the vision for a new integrated system in healthcare, including data models, service tables, medication data, diagnosis states, and lab service states. Learn about the context diagram and supplier integration with external systems for efficient patient management.

  • Healthcare
  • Data Modeling
  • System Integration
  • Patient Management

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  1. Figure 1: Existing system SKS requests, results Clinician Old EHR LabSys Batch transfer of data codes Medication SKS Patient management Figure 2: Vision for the new system Double-line border: The delivery F1. SKS codes EHR system Clinician F3. Medica- tion system F2. LabSys requests, results Double line: The supplier integrates New external systems Patient management

  2. Figure 3. Data model for the system Person ID, Name . . . D5. Person Plus 12 more boxes State, Start, End, Name D6. Admission Name, Start time, State (obs | valid | canceled | closed), . . . recommendation Consists of D1. Diagnosis D3. Service Start time, State ( . . .), . . . Dotted box: Shared with external system Diagnosis code, Name, State (considered | . . .), Description, Recommendation Hierarchy D2. Diagnosis Type D4. Service Type Service code, Name, State (. . .), . . . Hierarchy

  3. Figure 4. Present service tables

  4. Figure 5. Present medication data Start End Type Medicine Unit Dosis Daily dosis Path Info Solid.Inf. Solid Solid.Inf. Solid Solid Solid Solid Solid Solid

  5. Figure 6. Diagnosis states Clinician Canceled Obs any state Automatic (20 years) Valid Closed Clinician

  6. Figure 7. LabSys service states and messages LabConfirm Clinician Clinician Started Ordered Confirmed Clinician LabSample LabRequest LabSys Completed changed LabRequest Doctor any state Canceled any state Assessed LabCancel Clinician Automatic (20 years)

  7. Figure 8. Context diagram F1. SKS codes EHR system Clinician F3. Medica- tion system F2. LabSys requests, results Double line: The supplier integrates F10. New external systems Patient management

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