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| author | Waern, Nicolas |
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| contents | Position paper proposing a bridge specification between personal health platforms and hospital care systems. Extends the Five Model (Magoulas and Pessi) with data, knowledge, and context dimensions; applies Mintzberg professional bureaucracy to surgical micro-decisions; maps the gap across all six EU Interoperability Framework layers; and uses Ward and Daniel benefits management to measure impact as the delta from as-is to to-be. Introduces body as a boundary-spanning object (Star and Griesemer) where surgeon, patient, and AI share the same referent through different lenses. |
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| spellingShingle | The Invisible Patient: Bridging Personal Health Platforms with Hospital Care Through Extended Systems Theory, Professional Bureaucracy, and EU Interoperability Dimensions Waern, Nicolas personal health platform hospital interoperability Five Model Mintzberg EU Interoperability Framework boundary objects privacy-by-design digital twin OODA loop demand-driven development Position paper proposing a bridge specification between personal health platforms and hospital care systems. Extends the Five Model (Magoulas and Pessi) with data, knowledge, and context dimensions; applies Mintzberg professional bureaucracy to surgical micro-decisions; maps the gap across all six EU Interoperability Framework layers; and uses Ward and Daniel benefits management to measure impact as the delta from as-is to to-be. Introduces body as a boundary-spanning object (Star and Griesemer) where surgeon, patient, and AI share the same referent through different lenses. |
| title | The Invisible Patient: Bridging Personal Health Platforms with Hospital Care Through Extended Systems Theory, Professional Bureaucracy, and EU Interoperability Dimensions |
| topic | personal health platform hospital interoperability Five Model Mintzberg EU Interoperability Framework boundary objects privacy-by-design digital twin OODA loop demand-driven development |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19640309 |