Leveraging Open Source Software to Assure Privacy of Health Information
summary
Company builds an open source personal health record system that scales to 3.5 million patients by ingesting CDA/CCD/CCR documents, parsing payloads into relational tables, and holding certified copies in a health record bank with strict account boundaries. Exchanges require patient-issued permissions, all transfers are encrypted at rest and in transit, and every access is audited; the deployment replaces a federated switching-point approach with a patient-mediated aggregation and successfully supports clinical research and national-scale pilots.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:22What is a personal health record
- 2:13Patient portal
- 3:20Dutch law
- 4:08Patients right of access
- 5:02Dutch electronic patient records system
- 6:03National switching point
- 7:11Shared longitudinal electronic health record
- 7:47Open Source Software
- 9:29Clinical Information
- 10:30Health Record Bank
- 11:19Accounts
- 12:12Encryption
- 12:56Availability
- 13:46Health Record
- 14:28Sharing and Coping
- 16:17Unauthorized Copying
- 16:35Screenshots
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