
This document details the data extraction module developed as part of WP2 of the eCREAM project, whichaims to retrieve essential information from the emergency department’s health records and hospitaladministrative databases. It specifically reports on T2.4, “Interface specifications for the new ED-EHR” (Lead:Astir; Participant: FBK), which involves defining the necessary specifications for integrating the new ED-EHRwith the eCREAM components, and T2.5, “Development of interface modules on the eCREAM side” (Lead:Astir).This document outlines the work completed thus far on the development and testing of the eCREAMinterface modules, covering:● The current state-of-the-art● Interface specification of the new eCREAM ED-EHR (Emergency Department - electronic healthrecord) with the folder data dictionary● Mapping with FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) and FBK’s solution● Development of the eCREAM interface modules● The initial installation of Astir’s data extraction module at the San Giovanni Bosco Hospital of the ASLCity of Turin● Detailed steps regarding the installation of the eCREAM interface software production environmentand testing phases.
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