User manual REDHAT SOA SO LUTIONS FOR HEALTHCARE FROM RED HAT SOLUTIONS GUIDE

[. . . ] SOA SOlutiOnS fOr HeAltHcAre frOm red HAt As a healthcare provider, you are faced with a combination of operational, regulatory, and informational challenges. Your organization must manage a complex set of public/private information partner relationships, which are further complicated by the growth of the data over time. [. . . ] MetaMatrix works smoothly with EMRs such as Epic or McKesson to present a standardized web interface that also integrates security and auditing capabilities. Applications can then securely access this standardized interface via web services to modify patient data. single view of the pAtient Patient data is frequently scattered across multiple databases. MetaMatrix provides a single read/write view into multiple databases -- like InterSystems Caché. Physicians can now have a single view of a patient instead of consulting multiple applications and databases. When multiple project teams maintain duplicate or inconsistent data sources, organizations lack a single, integrated view of enterprise data that is fully accurate and accountable in real time. MetaMatrix Enterprise Data Services Platform helps reduce the time and cost of software development and integration. It bridges the gap between the data you have and the data you need. "A service-oriented architecture does not solve your data problem; it merely exposes it" A service-oriented architecture (SOA) for healthcare must address issues of data and communications interoperability. Traditional SOA technologies ignore the data, only tackling the issue of protocols. Healthcare organizations are turning to the Red Hat SOA technology to address both data and communication issues. A better wAy to work with dAtA Across diverse systems SOA solutions for healthcare from Red Hat begin with the MetaMatrix Enterprise Data Services Platform. MetaMatrix Enterprise Data Services Platform is a powerful management system. [. . . ] Red Hat, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, the Shadowman logo and JBoss are registered trademarks of Red Hat, Inc. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. www. redhat. com/healthcare #692034_0808 [. . . ]