# A Model of OpenEHR Based Electronic Medical Record In Indonesia

**Authors:** A. B. Mutiara, A. Muslim, T. Oswari, R. A. Miharja  
**arXiv:** [1212.6296](https://arxiv.org/abs/1212.6296)  
**Date:** 2012-12-27  
**Summary page:** https://www.summarizepaper.com/en/paper/1212.6296v1/

## Key points

- Need for a comprehensive health service to realize the vision and mission of Healthy Indonesia 2015
- Proposal for an integrated information system application, specifically an electronic medical record (EMR)
- Emphasis on using open specifications like OpenEHR
- Objective: develop an electronic website for medical records using OpenEHR specifications
- Aim to facilitate easy access, processing, and storage of medical records by all actors involved in data processing
- Enhance information exchange among healthcare providers through appropriate-purposed data presentation on computer screens
- Expected contributions: improved data processing and health information gathering, enhanced quality of services provided by hospitals
- Potential to revolutionize healthcare delivery in Indonesia by streamlining data management processes and improving overall hospital management performance

## Summary

The paper titled "A Model of OpenEHR Based Electronic Medical Record In Indonesia" discusses the need for a comprehensive health service to realize the vision and mission of Healthy Indonesia 2015. The authors propose the creation of an integrated information system application, specifically an electronic medical record (EMR), to provide efficient and effective health services. They emphasize the importance of using open specifications, such as OpenEHR, which include information and service models for EMRs, demographics, and archetypes. The main objective of this paper is to develop an electronic website for medical records using OpenEHR specifications. This website aims to facilitate easy access, processing, and storage of medical records by all actors involved in data processing. By utilizing appropriate-purposed data presentation on computer screens, this application can enhance the process of information exchange among healthcare providers. The authors highlight that this EMR system will contribute to improved data processing and health information gathering. Consequently, it is expected to enhance the quality of services provided by hospitals and ultimately support the vision and mission of Healthy Indonesia 2015. Overall, this paper presents a model for an OpenEHR-based EMR system in Indonesia that has the potential to revolutionize healthcare delivery by streamlining data management processes and improving overall hospital management performance.