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E-health architecture principles

Describes key e-health architecture principles that can be used to guide the development of interoperable e-health systems; a companion document to SA HB 137-2013, E-health Interoperability Framework, but can also be used as a standalone document.

Published: 17/06/2013

Pages: 15

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Table of contents

Header

About this publication

Preface

1 Scope and general

1.1 Scope

1.2 Intended audience

1.3 Referenced documents

1.4 Abbreviations

2 E-health architecture principles

2.1 Context

2.2 EHAP 1: Improve the safety and quality of healthcare

2.2.1 Statement

2.2.2 Rationale

2.2.3 Implications

2.3 EHAP 2: Improve the efficiency of healthcare services

2.3.1 Statement

2.3.2 Rationale

2.3.3 Implications

2.4 EHAP 3: Ensure e-health solutions support interoperability

2.4.1 Statement

2.4.2 Rationale

2.4.3 Implications

2.5 EHAP 4: Ensure solutions are fit for purpose

2.5.1 Statement

2.5.2 Rationale

2.5.3 Implications

2.6 EHAP 5: Support service-oriented approaches

2.6.1 Statement

2.6.2 Rationale

2.6.3 Implications

2.7 EHAP 6: Comply with legislative and policy requirements

2.7.1 Statement

2.7.2 Rationale

2.7.3 Implications

2.8 EHAP 7: Re-use e-health components

2.8.1 Statement

2.8.2 Rationale

2.8.3 Implications

2.9 EHAP 8: Adopt pragmatic approaches

2.9.1 Statement

2.9.2 Rationale

2.9.3 Implications

2.10 EHAP 9: Engage with all relevant stakeholders

2.10.1 Statement

2.10.2 Rationale

2.10.3 Implications

2.11 EHAP 10: Maintain security

2.11.1 Statement

2.11.2 Rationale

2.11.3 Implications

2.12 EHAP 11: Assess whole-of-life costs

2.12.1 Statement

2.12.2 Rationale

2.12.3 Implications

2.13 EHAP 12: Use common terminologies and data definitions

2.13.1 Statement

2.13.2 Rationale

2.13.3 Implications

2.14 EHAP 13: Manage information quality

2.14.1 Statement

2.14.2 Rationale

2.14.3 Implications

2.15 EHAP 14: Manage information assets

2.15.1 Statement

2.15.2 Rationale

2.15.3 Implications

2.16 EHAP 15: Ensure information consistency in distributed environments

2.16.1 Statement

2.16.2 Rationale

2.16.3 Implications

2.17 EHAP 16: Express policy compliance as business rules

2.17.1 Statement

2.17.2 Rationale

2.17.3 Implications

2.18 EHAP 17: Support loose coupling

2.18.1 Statement

2.18.2 Rationale

2.18.3 Implications

2.19 EHAP 18: Express policy in technology-independent terms

2.19.1 Statement

2.19.2 Rationale

2.19.3 Implications

2.20 EHAP 19: Use standards-based approaches

2.20.1 Statement

2.20.2 Rationale

2.20.3 Implications

2.21 EHAP 20: Ensure supportability, sustainability and continuity

2.21.1 Statement

2.21.2 Rationale

2.21.3 Implications

2.22 EHAP 21: Manage change

2.22.1 Statement

2.22.2 Rationale

2.22.3 Implications

2.23 EHAP 22: Manage technical diversity

2.23.1 Statement

2.23.2 Rationale

2.23.3 Implications

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