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OK, I'll bite.
EHR architecture, A record architecture which
helps to maintain the medical life history of an
individual. Such an architecture should be dynamic and flexible enough to
adapt to the changeing scal and density of medical data and also
provide easy interchange with other data repositories. Adaptation is the
key. Standardization is the soul of that interchange, but is not held
slavishly to only those standards. It needs to be extensible,
expansive, secure (as in private), and contain consistency checks to insure
that the record is only changed by authorized individuals.
How is that, Greg?
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