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Utah Medical Examiner Data System (UMEDS) Initiative

Collaborative interoperability project between .EDEN., .MESU., and LIMS to enhance data accessibility and communication, benefitting 400 physicians, 230 funeral directors, and OME in Utah. This initiative aims to improve reporting, epidemiology, and research capabilities by co-locating MESU and EDEN systems, with an anticipated completion date of August 2009.

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Utah Medical Examiner Data System (UMEDS) Initiative

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  1. EDEN / MESU / LIMS Interoperability Jeff Duncan Director, Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics

  2. EDEN Overview • Users: 400 physicians, 230 funeral directors, OME, LHD, State office • Web-based program using MySQL/PHP hosted at the state capitol data center • Operational August 1, 2006 • 15,000+ deaths per year

  3. MESU Overview • Medical Examiner’s System of Utah • Users: OME pathologists, investigators and admin staff, Deputy ME’s and Law Enforcement statewide • MESU provides permanent storage for investigation information • 3100 deaths referred to OME in 2008 • 2000 deaths investigated in 2008

  4. LIMS Overview • Laboratory Information Management System • Produced by Labware, client/server with Oracle • OME uses the Toxicology part of LIMS • There is currently no link between MESU and LIMS

  5. Project Overview • Background • Goals • Improve communication between the systems • Improve data accessibility for reporting, epidemiology and research • Enhance user interface • Improve statewide access • Timeline • August 2009 completion • Oversight Committee

  6. The new MESU • Web-based program co-ocated with EDEN • PHP/MySQL • Death certification from within MESU for Medical Examiners • Improved access to ME/VR/Lab data for epidemiology

  7. Name that program • UMEDS • MEDED • MEAU • MEDIA • WEBMED • PARADISE • EAST of EDEN

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