Healthcare data warehouse system supporting cross-border interoperability

Transnational healthcare, cross-border perspectives.

Federated Data Warehouse Approach to Support the National and International Interoperability of Healthcare Information Systems

The interoperability of medical information systems is gaining more attention as the need for the collaboration in healthcare domain increases. Consolidation of distributed patient data and building a sustainable e-health system is the major research challenge. In order to overcome institutional barriers and competences for changes across sectors, standardized data structures and corresponding ...

Supporting Cross Border Emergency Management Decision-Making

Volatile events such as public health disasters bring the prospect of rapid contagion and the threat of disastrous impacts for Europe. Vulnerabilities and cascading effects can result in significant injuries, illness and loss of life. Damage to health infrastructure, demand for medical attention, displacement and major outbreaks all place a strain on health services. Preparedness, response and ...

Cross-border healthcare? The Polish experience

Patients with rare diseases are spread all over large distances, resulting in difficulty to find proper medical experts and centres and use new modern therapies. Cross-border healthcare enables equality in availability of medical services and the best medical care all over the world for affected patients regardless of their place of residence. In our centre, the cross-border healthcare is based...

Developing a standardized healthcare cost data warehouse

BACKGROUND Research addressing value in healthcare requires a measure of cost. While there are many sources and types of cost data, each has strengths and weaknesses. Many researchers appear to create study-specific cost datasets, but the explanations of their costing methodologies are not always clear, causing their results to be difficult to interpret. Our solution, described in this paper, w...