Interoperability,

a critical issue in the evolution
of e-health

The objective of the Healthcare System is to improve the quality of care, the delivery of care, and the control of costs.

To achieve this, the interoperability of information systems is a crucial factor and a significant challenge for healthcare professionals and their patients. The information systems used by health professionals must be able to exchange data with each other and with administrations.

Interoperability is one of the priorities of the national digital health plan, which aims to create a space for sharing data between all the players in the health system. (Source: Ministry of Health).

To meet these challenges, Bow Medical has integrated a fully-fledged team of professionals dedicated to interoperability within its organization.
The mission of this entity is multiple and involves:

  • Technology watch

  • The development of interfacing flows with more than sixty editors
  • Mastery of communication standards
  • Development of drivers with more than 550 biomedical types of equipment
  • The smooth running of deployments

Bow Medical invests in the interoperability of its solutions to ensure that our software platform connects to clinical and administrative information systems and standard databases.

Our Goal

To ensure strong integration of our Critical Care software with Hospital IT Systems in the public or private sector and within the patient’s Healthcare Information System (HIS).

Design protocols to meet the needs of continuity, care, and safety of patients.

Interopérable

Bow Medical’s software engineering products are developed on the service-oriented model, allowing to:

  • Respect the identity surveillance, thanks to the reliable and unique identification of your patient,
  • Guarantee the integrity of your data by adopting the HL7 international interoperability standard and IHE profiles,
  • Reduce data entry or transcription errors by automating this task.
ingénierie logiciel médical interopérabilité

Our services meet the needs of healthcare professionals and institutions within the framework of Health Information Systems interoperability to address the following issues:

  • Identification
  • Location
  • Visualization of information
  • Collaborative work
  • Data Sharing
  • The mutualization of the database

The input and output flow of a hospital’s information management system is one of the major areas of concern facing care units. This is particularly true for the management of the physical flow of patients and hospital staff.

Interfacing with Information Systems

The Diane platform dedicated to critical care connects directly to the information systems of the HIS through interfacing streams and numerous drivers developed by our interoperability team..

Schema interop

Mastered flows and formats

IMPORT
Type Format
Identities/Movements
  • HL7 (file and TCP)
  • HPRIM (file)
  • EDIFACT
  • Web Service
  • Flat files
User account
  • LDAP
  • Active Directory
Prior medical history
  • Proprietary XML
  • Web Service
  • DianeDataSet
  • CDA R2
Lab results
  • HPRIM
  • HL7
Context-based information retrieval
  • POST method
  • GET method
  • Cookies
  • Web Services
  • Proprietary token
EXPORT
Type Format
Procedure codes
  • HPRIM (file)
  • Web Service
  • Flat files
  • DianeDataSet
ICD-10
  • LDAP
  • Active Directory
Prior medical history
  • Proprietary XML
  • Web Service
  • DianeDataSet
  • CDA R2
Medication orders
  • Web Services
  • PN13
Documents
  • HPRIM (HL7 document + file)
  • HPRIM XML
  • Web Services
  • DianeDataSet
  • Parameter passing
  • File dropping
  • API operation

Strengths of our solution, DIANE

Ensuring the continuity of services

BOW MEDICAL ncludes in DIANE the elements for operational continuity in case of server failure or network anomalies.

In the event of a malfunction, the workstation switches to a local mode.

The data from the biomedical types of equipment is retrieved from the workstations. Users continue to be able to enter data into the patient file.

This operation in disconnected mode continues even after stopping and restarting the DIANE application and the workstation.

Mutualization of the database

The mutualization of the anaesthesia and intensive care database allows the optimization of the interfaces installed, which is one of the most significant advantages of DIANE, our critical care solution.

Connect and integrate your current and future and future biomedical devices into your IS

Facilitate the daily work of your nursing staff by automating the collection of physiological data and parameters of biomedical devices to quickly and securely feed the patient’s file to DIANE.

List of biomedical drivers

Our portfolio is made up of more than 500 communication drivers, allowing you to connect your equipment (monitoring units, patient monitor, respirator, infusion system, anesthesia station, hemodialysis, etc.) to the patient file in DIANE

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