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SEMANTIC WEB IN MEDICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS

The complex and heterogeneous storage architecture of hospitals makes it taxing to extract and collect useful information from the data repositories. In this paper we propose the application of an ontology-based method using the concepts of Semantic Web for obtaining interoperability between hospitals in the medical information system domain. We aim to annotate data in Relation Description Format (RDF)/Extensible Markup Language (XML) via common ontology, then interlink the available data from various medical institutions and consequently apply data mining to find meaningful results. The unified data will be stored at a central server accessible by all hospitals