The Project HealthDesign Common Platform: Enabling Innovative Uses...
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A working open-source personal health data repository built as a SOAP-based Java web service with a MySQL backend, offering five services: observation, medication, authentication, registry and centralized access control. Supports extensible schemas for clinical data plus observations in daily living (mood, meals, device readings), optional coding (RxNorm/SNOMED), attachments and annotations. Two grantees successfully shared medication feeds; limitations include no database encryption, missing batch upload and hardening against DoS. Hosted sandbox and source code are available.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 1:24Project Health Design
- 3:44What is the Common Platform?
- 4:33Premise of the Common Platform
- 5:23PHD Common Platform Architecture
- 7:04Platform Features: Notable Items
- 9:35Common Platform Data-Object Relationships
- 11:06Supported Data Types
- 11:44Example Data Type: Medication Record
- 12:21Supported Web Service Operations: Medications Service
- 12:44Access Control
- 13:50Lessons Learned
- 15:19A Place for the Common Platform?
- 16:17Opportunities for Future Work
- 18:02Accessing the Common Platform Source
- 18:34Additional Developer Resources
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