| 英文摘要 |
Physical examination reports are included in the personal health records. Similar to medical records, physical examination reports also have an exchange requirement and need to follow a standard format. The Ministry of Health and Welfare proposed the Clinical Document Architecture (CDA) as the standard format for medical information exchange in the country. The standard profile of physical examination reports has been defined and declared for several years, but has not been followed by any institution given the complexity of physical examination items and the difficulty in finding a consistent code for CDA encoding of such items. In order to solve the interoperability problems of physical examination reports and determine the deficiencies, we reviewed related literatures, discussed with experts, gathered local and common physical examination reports, and tried to redefine a new standard profile that satisfies the requirements of most medical institutions. We aimed at determining the standard code for each examination item such as method and reference value while establishing a physical examination item database. We implemented a CDA encoding prototyping system that could allow users to generate CDA section sample code by entering an examination value. Users could also transfer examination results to the system to automatically generate a complete examination document in CDA format. To help a user read a medical document easily; we would provide a presentation format with an extensible style-sheet language (XSL). The prototyping system is under development and would significantly help promote the exchange of physical examination reports and personal health records in the near future. |