Alejandro Lopez Osornio, Argentine Ministry of Health | Red Hat Summit 2020
summary
Argentina builds a distributed national health information hub architecture (no central repository) that lets authorized providers pull patient records across provinces, uses containerized infrastructure on OpenShift and API gateways with Red Hat 3scale API management, and migrates monolithic apps toward microservices. Deployment runs across 37 nodes, supports epidemiologic surveillance during the pandemic, reduces downtime, automates CI/CD and retrains teams, and reports successful scale and steady adoption.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:07Healthcare system challenges
- 2:35National health information system
- 5:06Technology stack and Red Hat role
- 7:16Team retraining and adoption
- 9:43Pandemic impact and automation
- 11:31Patient care improvements
- 12:55Current progress and future goals
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