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HIS/PEP & Interoperability Guide

Technical reference for the management of core hospital information systems and standard integrations.

1. Leading ERPs in Brazil

MV-SOUL & MV-PEP

Architecture: Robust clinical and administrative integration.
Key Focus: Beira-leito (Bedside) automation, clinical pharmacy integration, and strategic faturamento (billing) modules.
Optimization: Focus on Reducing "Click-Counts" for physicians and nurses to improve clinical adoption.

Philips Tasy

Architecture: Deeply integrated clinical workflows and process-oriented management.
Key Focus: Integration with imaging (PACS) and laboratory systems (LIS).
Strategy: Ensuring the "Single Source of Truth" for patient data across all Tasy modules.

2. Interoperability Standards

HL7 (Health Level Seven)

The global standard for messaging between disparate health systems (e.g., ADT - Admission, Discharge, Transfer).
v2.x: Common for legacy system integrations.
FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources): The modern, RESTful API standard for health data. Essential for HIMSS Stage 7.

DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine)

Protocol for handling, storing, and transmitting medical imaging information and related data.
Essential for PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) and RIS (Radiology Information System).

RNDS (Rede Nacional de Dados em Saúde)

The Brazilian national health data network.
Integration requirements: Authenticating via Gov.br, complying with the "Modelo de Informação" (RAC, Sumário de Alta), and securing data transmission.

3. Critical Infrastructure & Availability

Zero-downtime is mandatory for:

Main HIS Database.
Clinical Decision Support (CDSS).
Laboratory Results delivery.
Radiology (PACS) access in the Operating Room.

Recommendation: Use active-active clustering and tiered Disaster Recovery (RTO < 15 min for critical systems).

Reference for it-manager-hospital HIS/PEP domain expertise.