Medical History at One Click: How the Digital Twin Will Transform Healthcare in Azerbaijan
История болезни в один клик: как цифровой двойник изменит медобслуживание в ...
Summary
A specialist from the Center for Digital Health announced that a medical digital twin system will make patient care faster and smoother in Azerbaijan. The system aims to integrate scattered medical records and test results into a single platform, facilitating data exchange based on FHIR standards to support better clinical decisions by doctors.
Details
According to Sevindzh Magerramova, a specialist at the Center for Digital Health in Azerbaijan, the new 'Medical Digital Twin System' addresses the current challenge where patients must repeatedly submit test results and analyses every time they visit different medical institutions. This system will significantly simplify these processes by consolidating data from various healthcare information systems onto a single platform. Crucially, data exchange within the system adheres to FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standards, ensuring safe, flexible, and structured information transfer between disparate systems. This allows doctors rapid access to comprehensive patient medical histories, enabling more informed clinical decisions. Furthermore, the system includes an e-Randevu service, which will simplify accessing care by allowing online appointment booking and connecting patients to specialist online consultations, thereby improving both convenience and accessibility of modern healthcare services.
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