There is not at the moment, although various people have been thnking
about distributed AQL querying for some years now. THe interesting
version is where server-side computation is used, which is more
compliant with legislation that prohibits health data to flow out of
systems to users with no care relationship.
We don't have a technical work-up of the solution for doing distributed
queries yet (at least not a public one), so if you have technical
proposals, we would be interested to see them.
- thomas
On 01/10/2018 08:54, Georg Fette wrote:
Hello,
Is there an equivalent to i2b2's SHRINE in the openEHR world ? SHRINE
is a system that distributed an i2b2 query to a network of i2b2
installations and aggregates the returned results.
Greetings
Georg
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