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# HEDA 2022
The International Health Data Workshop HEDA 2022

### Proceedings of The International Health Data Workshop
co-located with 10th International Conference on Petrinets (Petri Nets 2022)

### Bergen, Norway, June 26th-27th, 2022.

Edited by Yngve Lamo and Adrian Rutle

### Yngve Lamo *
Adrian Rutle *

* Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, 5020 Bergen, Norway

## Table of Contents

- Preface to HEDA 2022: The International Workshop on Health Data
  Yngve Lamo, Adrian Rutle
  Summary: There were 14 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop. Out of these, 9 papers were accepted for this volume.

- Analysis of Patient Pathways with Contextual Process Mining
  Fazle Rabbi, Bahareh Fatemi, Wendy MacCaull
- Towards a Standard Process enabling AI-support for Safety and Conformity of Medical Devices
  Peter Pfeiffer, Heike Sander, Peter Fettke, Wolfgang Reisig
- A Case Study on Data Protection for a Cloud- and AI-based Homecare Medical Device
  Philipp Bende, Olga Vovk1, David Caraveo, Ludwig Pechmann, Martin Leucker
- Evaluating business meta-models for semantic interoperability with FHIR resources
  Rainer Randmaa, Igor Bossenko, Toomas Klementi, Gunnar Piho, Peeter Ross
- Prospective Research Topics towards Preserving Electronic Health Records in Decentralised Content-Addressable Storage Networks
  Toomas Klementi, Kristian Juha Ismo Kankainen, Gunnar Piho, Peeter Ross
- Using SNOMED CT as a Semantic Model for Controlled Natural Language Guided Capture of Clinical Data
  Kristian Kankainen, Toomas Klementi, Gunnar Piho, Peeter Ross
- Process Data Science for Workflow Optimization in Digital Pathology: A status report
  Patrick Stünkel, Sabine Leh, Friedemann Leh
- VR-based rehabilitation of cognitive functions among stroke-survivors
  Severin A. Eliassen, Harald Soleim, Atle B. Geitung, Lars Peder V. Bovim
- Forward and Backward Compatibility Deign Techniques Applying the HL7 FHIR Standard
  Igor Bossenko, Gunnar Piho, Peeter Ross

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