An Interoperable Resuscitation Registry for the University Hospital of Bern.

Miletic, Marko; Iten, Manuela; Bürkle, Thomas; Nippel, Alain (2022). An Interoperable Resuscitation Registry for the University Hospital of Bern. Studies in health technology and informatics, 292, pp. 85-88. IOS Press 10.3233/SHTI220328

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During resuscitation, the patient is the primary focus with the documentation of actions and outcomes being secondary. In most cases, a cardiac event leads to further treatment or hospitalization, in which complex patient pathways, independent documentation systems and information loss represent the key challenges for successful quality management. Hence, the need for a system that takes all these aspects into account. Market research, system analysis and requirements engineering for such a solution were performed and a prototype was created. A complete reference architecture for a web-based electronic data capture system was developed and implemented that enables healthcare professionals to enter resuscitation-relevant data uniformly and store it centrally in compliance with human research legislation. A qualitative evaluation concerning the process flows of the as-is and the to-be situation suggests that there is potential to achieve benefits in the form of improved data quality and quantity.

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