- The Brazilian National Health Care System treats about 1.2 million inpatients and 100 million outpatients per month, providing everything from immunization to heart transplants.
- Complex, diverse computing systems that can effectively exchange huge amounts of patient data are a central requirement of a seamless health care system
- One of the main goals of the BNHCP was to avoid vendor lock-in or proprietary technology.
- Two technologies -- Java technology and the XML data format -- were chosen to achieve this goal.
- The nature of the project called for multiple vendors and system integrators to implement the system, and it was necessary to ease integration without hampering the different implementations.
- XML, Java technology, and HTTP were used as the "glue" to bring these diverse implementations together relatively quickly.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Brazil's National Health Care System
Brazil is an amazing country. I would love to visit there some time to learn how they can be so forward thinking and progressive. Here are some interesting statistics about Brazil and Health Care System:
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