1. Based on Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) architecture
The regional collaborative healthcare information platform built on the basis of SOA architecture can not only solve the problem of healthcare organizations' information silos, but also realize the rapid development and deployment of new services for new business through the platform-independence, flexible process scheduling, reduction of complexity in application management, and improvement in software reuse rate, thereby The company is also able to achieve rapid development and deployment of new services and services through platform-agnostic features such as flexible process orchestration, reduced application management complexity, and improved software reuse, thereby reducing costs and realizing business value better and faster.
2. With enterprise service bus as the core
ESB is the core support means to realize enterprise SOA. Through a series of functions such as secure and stable messaging, message routing, protocol and data format conversion, it provides an easy, efficient and secure middleware platform for regional collaborative healthcare services. Its event-driven, highly decentralized and centralized management features make the regional collaborative medical information platform highly reusable and highly flexible.
3. Based on medical industry specifications
Conforms to the relevant guidelines, specifications and standards issued by the Ministry of Health, and follows the medical industry standards such as HL7, DICOM, etc., realizes the information exchange, information **** enjoyment, and mutual fusion among different systems and applications of each medical institution, and at the same time, lays a good foundation for the expansion of the platform for the joining of new medical institutions and the access of new medical applications. The platform also lays a good foundation for the expansion of the platform for new medical institutions and access to new medical applications.
The regional health information platform is constructed with the support of enterprise service bus (ESB), which has the characteristics of specification, standardization, loose coupling and service reuse, and uses the best application integration technology to support a variety of standard message formats and protocols (including HL7 for the medical industry, DICOM and other standards), and realizes on-demand configuration, on-demand scaling, allowing for a small startup and linear growth. SOA incremental approach to investment and deployment.
To reduce the technical challenge and increase performance, the RES BzSmart SOA Application Integration Appliance, a hardware ESB specifically optimized from a performance perspective, is also available, including the Application Integrator (RES BzSmart IA Series) and the Application Gateway (RES BzSmart AG Series). As a bus access device for applications, the RES BzSmart IA Series standardizes the encapsulation of applications with various protocols, thus supporting the transition from "application-oriented" to "service-oriented" and enabling flexible combinations and adjustments based on business requirements. The RES BzSmart IA Series supports the transition from "application-oriented" to "service-oriented" by standardizing the packaging of applications for various protocols. The RES BzSmart AG Series, as an application gateway device for bus interconnection and message flow, realizes the interconnection of heterogeneous application systems across organizations, networks, and platforms, and serves as an important intermediary for cross-domain exchange of enterprise data and information.