Open Health Sync: serviço open source para integração de dados da saúde entre sistemas

Abstract

The increasing use of technology in everyday life, driven by the spread of mobile and wearable devices such as smartwatches, has significantly transformed the way personal information is collected, analyzed, and utilized. Despite the potential of these data to support diagnostics and clinical decision-making, their decentralization and heterogeneity pose challenges to effective consolidation and clinical use. This work proposes and implements an open-source software architecture for health data integration, focusing on the storage, organization, access, and interoperability of such data, enabling external devices to record, access, and manage the transmitted content. An implementation is developed as a proof of concept and functionality, aiming to conduct local tests that demonstrate the system's performance, robustness, security, and authenticity. The resulting software is publicly released under the MIT License, allowing its use, modification, and distribution by other researchers and developers, thereby reinforcing the collaborative and open nature of the proposal. This public availability aims to encourage new applications and future improvements, as well as to facilitate the integration of the solution into larger-scale systems focused on health data management. [resumo fornecido pelo autor]