Building the Redwood MedNet HIE with Mirth Open Source...
summary
A rural HIE formed in 2004 builds a grant-funded hub using Mirth tooling rather than expensive vendors, deploying Mirth Connect/Results/Match and lightweight appliances to host endpoints inside hospital data centers. The network handles about 23,000 inbound lab results from six sending labs and delivers to 49 providers across 10 practices, keeping a persistent clinical repository so sites can download three years of history when they adopt an EHR.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and project overview
- 3:57What is a health information exchange
- 7:29Mirth tools and data flow
- 13:49About Mirth Corporation
- 16:53Mirth Connect features
- 18:38Mirth appliances and deployment
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