healthcarelaster
Healthcarelaster is a hypothetical, open-source framework proposed for achieving real-time interoperability among healthcare information systems. It envisions a modular, cloud-based platform that connects electronic health records, laboratory systems, imaging repositories, and clinical decision-support tools to enable seamless data exchange, patient context sharing, and rapid analytics. The term is used in academic and industry discussions to illustrate design choices in health information exchange.
Origins and scope: The concept emerged in discussions of interoperability in health IT, emphasizing open standards,
Architecture and features: Healthcarelaster typically describes a microservices-based architecture with an API gateway, event streaming, and
Adoption and impact: In real-world practice, healthcarelaster has not been deployed as a mass-market solution; rather,
See also: HL7 FHIR, electronic health record, health information exchange, interoperability standards.