What is it about?
Despite the increasing number of diagnosis apps available, it is still difficult to make different solutions work together seamlessly. This paper explores how to use standards like HL7 FHIR to integrate data generated by diagnosis apps into general e-health platforms. Panoramix is a series of games designed to identify elderly adults who are at risk of developing cognitive impairment. We discuss how Panoramix data can be integrated using FHIR in the context of the Gatekeeper project, which is intended to make it easier to develop and integrate e-health apps and devices in Europe.
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Why is it important?
Storing and managing data in standardized formats makes them more accessible and easy to understand.
Perspectives
Working in this project was very rewarding, as allowed me to address the challenge of organizing unstructured data captured from seniors interacting with video games to make it accessible to be studied from different perspectives.
Prof. Manuel Fernandez-Iglesias
atlanTTic - University of Vigo
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This page is a summary of: Integration of Diagnosis Application Data using FHIR, August 2022, ACM (Association for Computing Machinery),
DOI: 10.1145/3560071.3560088.
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Resources
‘Panoramix’, el videojuego que detecta que algo va mal en el cerebro antes de que aparezca el alzhéimer
Press article from El Pais, the most popular Spanish newspaper
"Panoramix": o videojogo que revela sinais ocultos de Alzheimer
Press article from Portuguese newspaper "Jornal de Noticias"
‘Panoramix’, el juego que detecta indicios de Alzheimer
Press article from Colombian newspaper El Heraldo
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