- What is Intelligent Healthcare
- Intelligent Healthcare: EHR Assumptions
- Intelligent Healthcare and Integration
- Federal Healthcare IT Initiatives
- The Intelligent Healthcare Manifesto
- Understanding Healthcare Inter-operability
Over the next several months we're going to cover a number of related IH topics and we thought it would be worthwhile to capture some of what we consider to be the most important IH-related enterprise level solution capabilities.
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ID
|
Capability Title
|
Capability Description
|
C1
|
Patient-Focused
Performance Engineering
|
Attributes
that can be identified and included within any Healthcare solution design
paradigm.
|
C2
|
Agile
Lifecycle Federation
|
The
ability to define solution best practices and make those practices available
to communities either as recommendations or solution compliance guidelines.
|
C3
|
Solution
Performance Metrics
|
Definition
of systems performance expectations with strategies for mitigation of issues
when or if they may realized. (SLAs with engineering support)
|
C4
|
Scenario-based
Design Patterns
|
Definition
of integration patterns; at the data level, services level, infrastructure
level and combined.
|
C5
|
Dynamic
Collaboration
|
Web
2.0 morphing into 3.0 – using Social Publishing capabilities to replace other
traditional software support and tie together communities at a more detailed
level. This covers project management, requirements management, COI
management etc.
|
C6
|
Community
Process Management
|
The
ability to collaboratively define, publish and share process-based knowledge
and functionality.
|
C7
|
Clinical
Decision Support (CDS) Reference EA
|
Definition
of follow-on architectures that can benefit from the Connect core – these
reference architectures can help to further harmonize inter-operability
initiatives.
|
C8
|
Semantic
Reference Architecture - (plus management of Healthcare Ontologies)
|
Illustrating
prototypical architectures for extending data inter-operability using emerging
technologies such as RDF databases.
|
C9
|
Federated Enterprise Architecture
|
The
ability to reconcile EA’s across domains using a Wiki-based knowledge
framework rather than through proprietary EA tools.
|
C10
|
Innovation
Management
|
Development
of Innovation techniques, tools and processes designed to support integration
of new technologies into existing initiatives. This capability provides IH
with the proactive perspective needed to anticipate issues years ahead of
time.
|
C11
|
Trend
Identification
|
The
ability to engineer trend management capabilities both within individual
(local) and group (global) perspectives.
|
C12
|
Automated
Data Collection
|
Self-configuring
interface negotiation and message transport.
|
All of these capabilities are designed to facilitate a new paradigm wherein medical information becomes dynamic and problem-solving becomes collaborative.
Copyright 2012 - Technovation Talks, Semantech Inc.
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