BR112023013867A2 - Sistemas e métodos para interoperabilidade de serviços de saúde - Google Patents

Sistemas e métodos para interoperabilidade de serviços de saúde

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BR112023013867A2
BR112023013867A2 BR112023013867A BR112023013867A BR112023013867A2 BR 112023013867 A2 BR112023013867 A2 BR 112023013867A2 BR 112023013867 A BR112023013867 A BR 112023013867A BR 112023013867 A BR112023013867 A BR 112023013867A BR 112023013867 A2 BR112023013867 A2 BR 112023013867A2
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Jessica Lee
John Vig
Jun Morimura
Marvin Quesada
Michael Moschetti
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Janssen Pharmaceutica Nv
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Abstract

sistemas e métodos para interoperabilidade de serviços de saúde. as modalidades facilitam a interoperabilidade e garantem a determinação de custos de serviços de saúde. uma entidade pode receber um primeiro sub-bloco de registro eletrônico de saúde (ehr) com informações de cobertura médica do paciente e primeiros tratamentos e pode transmitir um primeiro sub-bloco de informações de dispositivo e fármaco (dir) que compreende primeiras classes de tratamento correspondentes a cada primeiro tratamento, membros da primeira classe de tratamento correspondentes a cada primeira classe de tratamento e informações de custo de membro da primeira classe de tratamento correspondente. em resposta, a entidade pode receber um segundo sub-bloco de ehr que compreende os segundos tratamentos, em que cada um: é associado a um primeiro tratamento correspondente e selecionado dentre os membros da primeira classe de tratamento correspondente. após o recebimento de uma confirmação de transação, a entidade pode aumentar uma cadeia de blocos multidimensional com um bloco multidimensional formado ligando-se: um bloco de dir que inclui segundas informações de tratamento, um bloco de ehr que inclui informações com base no segundo sub-bloco de ehr e um bloco de transação. as informações de assistência de pagamento determinadas a partir do segundo bloco de ehr podem ser transmitidas a um paciente.
BR112023013867A 2021-01-14 2022-01-11 Sistemas e métodos para interoperabilidade de serviços de saúde BR112023013867A2 (pt)

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