Client medical web-service

The purpose of research is to define the requirements and develop the concept and architecture of the multiservice system “Client medical web service”.

Methods. The requirements to the system "Client medical web-service" are based on the survey of 500 respondents about their preferences in the field of using personal health information. The answers were analyzed using the methods of mathematical statistics.

Results. The results of the survey revealed the main requirements for the development of multiservice systems – the presence of personal involvement of the patient, the usability of the system and the speed of information transfer. Based on the requirements the two-component system "Client medical web-service" was developed on the basis of the map-scheme proposed by us. The system architecture included a system of interconnected modules whose information is transmitted via HTTPS-protocol with optimal caching and storage of medical information. The proposed system will enable secure information sharing between the healthcare facility and the patient by providing the parties with access level management. The integrated approach to information storage is realized by the API server operation, providing a high level of cloud storage data security and its implementation within remote access.

Conclusion. The proposed system "Client medical web-service" offers prospects in improving the quality of services for providing medical information, its exchange and storage. Patient participation in completing their health information, managing its access levels and disseminating it when necessary will achieve a high result, as the information will be open to the patient and thus increase their share in self-monitoring of treatment and prescription fulfillment. Practical implementation of the proposed system will provide improved disease management dynamics while maintaining data security and not violating confidentiality principles.

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