Medical Device Management System
I have designed a Medical Device Management System that can be hosted as follows The Medical Device Management System can be used: BizTalk On-premise – only BizTalk On-premise – Azure Hybrid Azure only Open source On-premise – only Open source On-premise – Azure Hybrid BizTalk Server 2020 is able to receive device twins and transform them into HL7 FHIR Observation Resources. I have developed an MQTT adapter which allows BizTalk to become an Edge Device. In addition, I am developing PowerShell and SSH adapters. I am using the open-source Azure FHIR Server. The solution is in Alignment with the SDPi+FHIR Device Interoperability Project ➢ Application of IEEE 11073 Service-oriented Device Connectivity (SDC) standards with HL7 FHIR to support medical and health device interoperability across multiple use contexts and applications that interact with and consume information from devices. ➢This includes regulated (medical) and non-regulated (health) devices. ➢ Software as a Medical Device (SAMD) and health apps are to be supported. Device informatics/interoperability standardization has been progressing in parallel within HL7 Devices, IHE Devices, and IEEE 11073 Standards Committee. ➢ Although these efforts are generally well-coordinated, there is an increasing need to ensure strong linkages between the specifications, especially between FHIR and IEEE 11073 SDC. ➢The latter is tailored for the most acute, medical-grade device connectivity applications (e.g., operating room and ICU), including service-oriented plug-and-play and medical content reporting, alerting, and external control (including closed-loop clinical apps/SAMD). ➢ FHIR supports interoperability across the broad landscape of health information exchange, including the integration of device-sourced content and services. ➢This project ensures the coordinated and cohesive development of FHIR profiles, extensions and implementation guides, as well as SDC-based IHE profiles to enable the next generation of device interoperability standardization The following is a high-level diagram of the on-premise version.
