Hdtc

In geology and sedimentology, stands for High-Density Turbidity Currents . These are powerful underwater flows of sediment-laden water that move down submarine slopes.

The enriched data is made available through standardized APIs. Access is controlled via SMART on FHIR authorization protocols, ensuring that only authorized applications and providers can view the data. Access is controlled via SMART on FHIR authorization

The Healthcare Data Transformation Cycle (HDTC) is a three-stage process designed to normalize raw data into actionable intelligence. This stage ensures that a blood pressure reading

Implementing the HDTC framework offers tangible benefits for three key stakeholders: minimize medical errors

The normalized data is mapped to standardized terminologies (SNOMED CT, ICD-10, LOINC). This stage ensures that a blood pressure reading taken at a clinic in New York is comparable to one taken at a hospital in California.

The fragmentation of patient data across disparate electronic health record (EHR) systems remains a significant barrier to efficient healthcare delivery. This paper introduces the "Healthcare Data Transformation Cycle" (HDTC), a conceptual framework designed to standardize the aggregation, normalization, and dissemination of clinical data. By leveraging FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standards and modern API integrations, the HDTC framework aims to reduce administrative burden, minimize medical errors, and empower patients with seamless access to their longitudinal health records.

Interoperability, FHIR, Healthcare Data, Digital Health, Patient Engagement.