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Rule-based low-latency delivery of healthcare data

AssigneeCerner Innovation, Inc.

InventorsAndrew P. Olson, Bryan J. Baugher, Micah K. Whitacre

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Abstract

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are provided for delivering healthcare records with low latency. Healthcare data is collected from various disparate healthcare data sources. The data is filtered in accordance with routing rules to identify healthcare data to deliver to a processing node. The routing rules specify that healthcare data from a particular originating source of a particular data type is to be delivered to a particular processing node. The healthcare data is converted to a local format for use by a computing solution. This system of delivering healthcare data with low latency ensures that the data is delivered to the correct location in the correct format, even if the routing rules change.

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A computerized method carried out by at least one server having at least one processor for delivering healthcare records with low latency, the method comprising:

generating a set of routing rules, in order to prevent undelivered or incorrectly delivered low latency data and improve efficiency, the set of routing rules defining one or more originating sources, one or more data types, and one or more processing nodes subscribing to the one or more originating sources and the one or more data types;
receiving healthcare data from the one or more originating sources at a staging platform, wherein the staging platform comprises a durable, short-term storage and the healthcare data is indexed at the staging platform such that it is available for low-latency processing;
upon receipt of the healthcare data, utilizing the set of routing rules to identify a subset of healthcare data to be delivered to a processing node of the one or more processing nodes;
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delivering the subset of healthcare data, identified based on the set of routing rules, to the processing node such that the processing node can perform at least one computing solution associated with the processing node, wherein processing speeds are improved and the at least one computing solution is performed more efficiently due to the set of routing rules reducing an amount of data the computing solution needs to sort through.

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One or more computer-storage media having computer-executable instructions embodied thereon that, when executed, perform a method of dynamically delivering healthcare data for processing with low latency, the method comprising:

receiving healthcare data of different data types from different originating sources at a staging platform, wherein the staging platform comprises a durable, short-term storage;
applying a set of routing rules to the healthcare data, wherein the set of routing rules are generated by a configuration management component and define one or more originating sources, one or more data types, and one or more processing nodes subscribing to the one or more originating sources and the one or more data types;
identifying, based on the set of routing rules, a first subset of healthcare data of a first data type from a first originating source to which a first processing node of the one or more processing nodes subscribes;
delivering the first subset of healthcare data to the first processing node, wherein the first processing node converts the first subset of healthcare data into a first local format required by a computing solution;
identifying, based on the set of routing rules, a second subset of healthcare data of a second data type from a second originating source to which a second processing node of the one or more processing nodes subscribes;
delivering the second subset of healthcare data to the second processing node, wherein the second processing node converts the second subset of healthcare data into a second local format required by the computing solution;
and
delivering the first subset of healthcare data in the first local format and the second subset of healthcare data in the second local format to the computing solution based on the routing rules.

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Application: 14/812,689Filed 29 Jul 2015 · continuation in part
Priority: 22 Apr 2014
Published: US 2015/0302147 A119 Nov 2015
Granted: 11 Jun 2019
Term ends: Not estimatedThe source records don’t support an estimate.

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G16H 10/60
ICT specially adapted for the handling or processing of patient-related medical or healthcare data: for patient-specific data, e.g. for electronic…
G06F 16/258
Integrating or interfacing systems involving database management systems: data format conversion from or to a database
G06F 16/27
Of structured data, e.g. relational data: replication, distribution or synchronisation of data between databases or within a distributed database…
G16H
Healthcare informatics, i.e. information and communication technology [ict] specially adapted for the

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Application14/258,338Parent of this continuation-in-part · filed 22 Apr 2014
Application14/707,627Parent of this continuation-in-part · filed 8 May 2015
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