How to Automatically Build a Patient 360 View from openEHR into a Database

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Workflow Name:

EHR Integration: OpenEHR β†’ Database Patient 360 Sync

Purpose:

Build patient 360 in database

Benefit:

Unified patient view

Who Uses It:

Clinicians; Analytics Teams

System Type:

EHR Integration Workflow

On-Premise Supported:

Yes

Industry:

Healthcare

Outcome:

Unified patient view

Description

Problem Before:

Patient data spread across systems

Solution Overview:

Consolidate patient data from OpenEHR

Key Features:

Data aggregation; mapping

Business Impact:

Better clinical decisions

Productivity Gain:

Faster insights

Cost Savings:

Less manual analysis

Security & Compliance:

HIPAA compliant

EHR Integration – OpenEHR to Database (Patient 360)

This workflow enables OpenEHR Patient 360 by consolidating patient data from OpenEHR into a centralized database. It creates a unified and comprehensive patient view that supports clinical insights and data-driven decision-making.

Automated Patient 360 Data Sync for Unified Care Visibility

The system retrieves patient demographics, clinical records, and related data from OpenEHR, validates them, and builds a complete patient profile in the database. This workflow helps clinicians and analytics teams gain a holistic view of patients, reduce data silos, and improve care coordination.

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Duration:

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Outcome & Benefits

Time Savings:

Faster reporting

Cost Reduction:

Lower analysis effort

Accuracy:

High

Productivity:

Improved insights

Industry & Function

Function:

Data Consolidation

System Type:

EHR Integration Workflow

Industry:

Healthcare

Functional Details

Use Case Type:

EHR Integration

Source Object:

Patient 360 Data

Target Object:

Patient 360 Tables

Scheduling:

Batch

Primary Users:

Analytics Teams

KPI Improved:

Data completeness

AI/ML Step:

Optional analytics

Scalability Tier:

Enterprise

Technical Details

Source Type:

EHR

Source Name:

OpenEHR

API Endpoint URL:

OpenEHR REST API

HTTP Method:

GET

Auth Type:

OAuth 2.0

Rate Limit:

Configured

Pagination:

Supported

Schema/Objects:

Patient; visits; insurance

Transformation Ops:

Normalization and mapping

Error Handling:

Log and retry

Orchestration Trigger:

Scheduled sync

Batch Size:

Configurable

Parallelism:

Supported

Target Type:

Database

Target Name:

Patient 360 Database

Target Method:

DB insert/update

Ack Handling:

DB response logged

Throughput:

High volume

Latency:

Seconds

Logging/Monitoring:

Audit logs

Connectivity & Deployment

On-Premise Supported:

Yes

Supported Protocols:

HTTPS

Cloud Support:

Hybrid

Security & Compliance:

HIPAA compliant

FAQ

1. What is the OpenEHR to Database Patient 360 integration workflow?

It is an automated EHR integration workflow that consolidates patient data from OpenEHR into a database to build a comprehensive Patient 360 view.

2. What does Patient 360 mean in this workflow?

Patient 360 provides a unified view of patient information by combining demographics, clinical data, encounters, observations, and related records into a single database.

3. What types of data are included in the Patient 360 build?

The workflow includes patient demographics, clinical observations, encounters, diagnoses, care plans, and other relevant EHR data available in OpenEHR.

4. How does the Patient 360 data sync work?

The workflow extracts patient-related data from OpenEHR, applies data mapping and transformation, and loads it into a database to maintain a unified patient profile.

5. How often is Patient 360 data updated?

Patient 360 data can be updated in real time, near real time, or on a scheduled basis depending on analytics and clinical requirements.

6. Who uses the Patient 360 data?

Clinicians use it for better care context, while analytics teams use it for reporting, population health insights, and advanced analytics.

7. What are the benefits of building Patient 360 in a database?

It enables a unified patient view, improves data accessibility, supports analytics and reporting, and enhances clinical and operational decision-making.

8. What system type does this workflow belong to?

This workflow is part of an EHR integration workflow designed to centralize OpenEHR patient data into a database.

Case Study

Customer Name:

Healthcare Provider

Problem:

Fragmented patient data

Solution:

Patient 360 automation

ROI:

Better care outcomes

Industry:

Healthcare

Outcome:

Unified patient view