Clinical data integration of distributed data sources using Health Level Seven (HL7) v3-RIM mapping

We designed and developed a prototype implementation of HL7 v3-RIM mapping function to integrate distributed clinical data sources using R-MIM classes from HL7 v3-RIM as a global view along with a collaborative centralized web-based mapping tool to tackle the evolution of both global and local schemas. Our prototype was implemented and integrated with a Clinical Database management Systems CDMS as a plug-in module. We tested the prototype system with some use case scenarios for distributed clinical data sources across several legacy CDMS. The results have been effective in improving information delivery, completing tasks that would have been otherwise difficult to accomplish, and reducing the time required to finish tasks which are used in collaborative information retrieval and sharing with other systems.We created a prototype implementation of HL7 v3-RIM mapping for information integration between distributed clinical data sources to promote collaborative healthcare and translational research. The prototype has effectively and efficiently ensured the accuracy of the information and knowledge extractions for systems that have been integratedHealth information integration (HII) is one of the crucial challenges for healthcare systems to integrate heterogeneous data sources into a standard format. This process allows researchers to extract information and knowledge from the integrated systems effectively and efficiently using information retrieval (IR) methods, such as semantic similarity mapping [1]. Many practices realize that performing integration tasks in legacy health information systems is a cumbersome one due to the restrictions in semantic interoperability requirements. The lack of standards is a barrier for the electronic health record (EHR) implementation and integrated delivery systems which support health information exchange (HIE) in disparate health information management systems (HIMS) [2]. In order to integrate the discussed standards, a unified metho