Resumen

CASTILLO QUIEL, Yarisol; SAAVEDRA, Amilkar  y  VILLARREAL, Vladimir. Coding and interoperability standards in eSalud: projection evaluation AmIHEALTH. Rev. cuba. inf. cienc. salud [online]. 2019, vol.30, n.3  Epub 30-Oct-2019. ISSN 2307-2113.

In the health area, interoperability in information and communication technologies (TIC´s) is the ability of information systems to communicate, exchange data and use them in a health system. Interoperability standards in the health sector have created a parallel boom to the development of information systems, web and mobile applications, increasing the quality of assistance, experience and safety of the user or patient by allowing access to their clinical personal data from any point without exposure to risks of such information. This article describes the interoperability standards from the use in messaging, terminology and documentation as a fundamental point for the development of information systems in general, similarly presents aspects for the safety of patient data, users of such systems. Each one of the interoperability standards is individually broken down, so that one can know which one to use in a respective case. At the end of the writing, we carried out a general evaluation of the AmIHEALTH project, which allows for the control and monitoring of health data, using the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources standard as a basis for the exchange of user data on a Web platform together with a mobile application, without putting such data at risk.

Palabras clave : Clinic; coding; eHealth; standard; interoperability.

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