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18 July 1999 Generic worklist handler for workflow-enabled products
Joachim Schmidt, Kirsten Meetz, Thomas Wendler
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Abstract
Workflow management (WfM) is an emerging field of medical information technology. It appears as a promising key technology to model, optimize and automate processes, for the sake of improved efficiency, reduced costs and improved patient care. The Application of WfM concepts requires the standardization of architectures and interfaces. A component of central interest proposed in this report is a generic work list handler: A standardized interface between a workflow enactment service and application system. Application systems with embedded work list handlers will be called 'Workflow Enabled Application Systems'. In this paper we discus functional requirements of work list handlers, as well as their integration into workflow architectures and interfaces. To lay the foundation for this specification, basic workflow terminology, the fundamentals of workflow management and - later in the paper - the available standards as defined by the Workflow Management Coalition are briefly reviewed.
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Joachim Schmidt, Kirsten Meetz, and Thomas Wendler "Generic worklist handler for workflow-enabled products", Proc. SPIE 3662, Medical Imaging 1999: PACS Design and Evaluation: Engineering and Clinical Issues, (18 July 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.352758
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KEYWORDS
Process modeling

Systems modeling

Control systems

Radiology

Information technology

Computer architecture

Data modeling

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