MUDRLite - health record tailored to your particular needs.
Nowadays most hospitals use electronic health records as part of their hospital information systems. However, these systems are more suitable for hospital management than for physicians. The health record is not sufficiently structured; it includes a lot of free-text information, and the set of collected attributes is fixed and practically impossible to extend. Physicians, gathering information for the purpose of medical studies, often use varied proprietary solutions based on MS Access databases or MS Excel Sheets. The EuroMISE Centre - Cardio is developing an electronic health record (EHR) application called MUDRLite, which could easily fill the gap between existing EHRs. MUDRLite is the result of applied research in the field of EHR design, which is based on experience gathered during cooperation in the TripleC project. MUDRLite development is an extra branch in the MUDR (MUltimedia Distributed Record) development; it simplifies both the MUDR architecture and the MUDR data storage principles.MUDRLite itself is an empty body, which has to be filled in with an XML configuration file. This file completely describes the visual aspects and the behavior of the EHR application. It includes simple 4GL-like constructs written in the MUDRLite Language (MLL). This enables - using the event-oriented programming principles - to program various handling procedures for a range of actions, e.g. clicking a button fills a form with the result of an SQL statement. MUDRLite can be tailored to particular needs of any healthcare provider. This makes the MUDRLite application easy to use in specific environments. In the first instance, we are testing it at the Neurovascular Department of the Central Military Hospital in Prague.
Spidlen
Josef
J
EuroMISE Centre - Cardio, Institute of Computer Science AS CR, Pod Vodarenskou vezi 2, 182 07 Prague 8, Czech Republic. spidlen@euromise.cz
Hanzlicek
Petr
P
Zvarova
Jana
J
D001185:Artificial Intelligence; D018153:Czech Republic; D020000:Decision Support Systems, Clinical; D006801:Humans; D016247:Information Storage and Retrieval; D016347:Medical Records Systems, Computerized; D011381:Programming Languages; D014584:User-Computer Interface