Generating Log Requirements for Checking Conformance against Healthcare Standards using Workflow Modelling

C. Wickramage, C. Fidge, C. Ouyang, T. Sahama
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The healthcare industry establishes policies and standards to improve the quality of health processes and their delivery. Auditing and monitoring can be used to measure the quality of healthcare and check compliance with the health policies. Appropriate logging mechanisms can be considered as a key component to manage compliance initiatives because they can be used to monitor and audit low performance, malfunctions and unauthorised user activities. However, existing Health Information Systems (HISs) inadequately implement logging mechanisms, making it crucial to be improved for policy compliance. Identification of sufficient logging requirements is one of the major challenges faced by HIS developers. We present a step-wise workflow modelling approach to help identify logging requirements that can facilitate proper auditing against established typical patient journeys and documented healthcare policies and standards. As a case study we develop a healthcare event log file containing sufficient log details which has been merged from different hosts in a HIS in order to gather necessary log details to audit for policy compliance.
使用工作流建模为根据医疗保健标准检查一致性生成日志需求
医疗保健行业制定政策和标准,以提高医疗过程及其交付的质量。审计和监视可用于度量医疗保健的质量并检查与健康策略的遵从性。适当的日志机制可以被视为管理遵从性计划的关键组件,因为它们可以用于监视和审计低性能、故障和未经授权的用户活动。然而,现有的卫生信息系统(HISs)没有充分实施记录机制,因此必须对其进行改进以符合政策。识别足够的日志记录需求是HIS开发人员面临的主要挑战之一。我们提出了一种分步式工作流建模方法,以帮助确定日志记录需求,从而便于对已建立的典型患者旅程和记录的医疗保健政策和标准进行适当的审计。作为案例研究,我们开发了一个医疗保健事件日志文件,其中包含从HIS中不同主机合并的足够的日志详细信息,以便收集必要的日志详细信息以审核策略遵从性。
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