Using open source software and standards-based Intel® technologies, the UCSF Critical Care Data Warehouse Project provides authorized researchers with a single-source view of information from three independent clinical sources: a Phillips CareVUE* ICU electronic medical record, a mainframe-based lifetime care record that utilizes Siemens Invision*, and real-time information from bedside clinical monitors and equipment (Aristein Bioinformatics). Read Bioinformatics for Critical Care to see how Intel is working to resolve some of the roadbloacks to data integration in healthcare.
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