Reference no: EM132328699

Project report detail :

This project consists of two parts,

Part 1  is a document that should not be more than 4 pages and should contain the rationale of your UML designs and message model with a list of all assumptions (reasonable) and their justification (should be described in separate sections)

Attach at least 3 UML models(either use case, class diagram, interaction diagram) in the appendix for the entire scenario (which includes charts such as class, use-case, interaction, activity, state, but not limited to the said)

Narrate the message design process, after you have chosen one message implementation for any of the message transaction that you have captured in the UML diagrams within the given scenario

Provide a justification why you choose the particular HL7 version (either HL7 v2.x or v3) for your message implementation.

The message implementation (using HL7 v2.x or v3) diagrams/details should be submitted as part of the appendix

Provide screen shots on the challenges faced and narrate how you addressed these challenges (screen shots are to be attached in the appendix section)

Appendices are not considered for the page limit specified above)

Part 2  should contain an evaluation of any two health informatics standards (this part alone has a word limit- minimum is 2000 word and the maximum is 2250 words that are used in a hospital information system/health information network, such as LOINC, SNOMED CT, ICD, UMLS, READ CODE.

Use appropriate references (APA style only) in the report section (references will not be counted for the page limit)

Use examples to add clarity to your narrative

Submit part 1 (report with appendices containing the 3 UML models for the entire scenario and the implementation files) to separate submission link

Project Presentation Video Recording:

Each student must present the project report as a video recording (not more than 10 minutes) and submit the YouTube link to the Blackboard. Minimum 6 slides, plus cover slide and reference slide, 8 in total.

Scenario - Background:

Adam, a 55 year-old male is admitted to your hospital for an elective removal of his spleen. The nurses, operating surgeon and anesthesiologist are all employed by the hospital, which is self-insured for professional liability. The procedure is technically challenging due to the patient's obesity but appears to go smoothly.

Adam is discharged after 3 days and has mild, persistent abdominal pain. The medical team attributes the pain to the surgical incision. When Adam returns for his 2-week post-operative check at the surgeon's office, he reports increasing abdominal pain and a 3-day history of a low-grade fever.

An X-ray of the abdomen reveals a surgical sponge. Adam undergoes another surgery to remove the sponge, at which time an abdominal infection is discovered. The surgery is performed by a different surgical team at the same hospital.