Physician intervention via knowledge management: using HL7 messaging to increase breast-screening uptake

V. Baskaran; Rajeev Bali; Hisbel Arochena; Raouf Naguib; M. Wheaton; M. Wallis; T. Benson; N. Wickramasinghe

doi:10.1504/IJBET.2010.034944

Physician intervention via knowledge management: using HL7 messaging to increase breast-screening uptake

V. Baskaran, Rajeev Bali, Hisbel Arochena, Raouf Naguib, M. Wheaton, M. Wallis, T. Benson, N. Wickramasinghe

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Abstract

Healthcare strategists have realised the relevance and importance of Knowledge Management (KM) for clinical and healthcare environments. There has been a huge thrust in Information Technology (IT) driven KM projects in healthcare. Projects related to Electronic Patient Record (EPR) have been the focus of many of the healthcare projects being carried out around the world. The synergy between overlapping technologies and the need for semantic interoperability of disparate systems have revolutionised how knowledge, information and data is being exchanged across the healthcare realm. This project addresses the issues of KM by leveraging the available IT tools and technologies within approved and dedicated standards (for example, HL7) to increase breast-screening attendance in a regional setting in the UK.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	276-296
Journal	International Journal of Biomedical Engineering and Technology
Volume	4
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1504/IJBET.2010.034944
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Keywords

HL7 messaging
knowledge management
EDI
electronic patient records
healthcare delivery
clinical outcomes
breast screening uptake
semantic interoperability
breast cancer
breast screening attendance
UK
United Kingdom
information technology
electronic healthcare
e-healthcare
healthcare technology
physician intervention

UN SDGs

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Physician intervention via knowledge management: using HL7 messaging to increase breast-screening uptake. / Baskaran, V.; Bali, Rajeev; Arochena, Hisbel; Naguib, Raouf; Wheaton, M.; Wallis, M.; Benson, T.; Wickramasinghe, N.

In: International Journal of Biomedical Engineering and Technology, Vol. 4, No. 3, 2010, p. 276-296.

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Physician intervention via knowledge management: using HL7 messaging to increase breast-screening uptake

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