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An Architectural Framework for Rural e-Healthcare Information Infrastructure with Web Service-Enabled Middleware Support

An essential requirement for the establishment of a scaleable and interoperable distributed e-Healthcare information infrastructure is the development of an architectural framework that can support integration of diverse e-Healthcare services. Usually, the information infrastructure is modular, component-based and enables services to be deployed on disparate and heterogeneous sources on the network. This paper identifies standardized common architectural components and their interrelationships in the context of rural e-Healthcare services. Using pipe-and-filter and chiron-2 layers pattern architectural styles, a web service middleware-based framework is described. Thus (i) enabling the massive reuse of service components and public interfaces, (ii) enabling integrated and personalized delivery of healthcare services and (iii) offering easier maintenance due to low coupling between service components and well-ordered dependencies between layers.