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EHR Backend Development
C++-based backend development for Electronic Health Records following Gematik standards
HealthcareIBM Deutschland GmbH
Industry
Healthcare
Core technologies
C++ · REST · Docker
Project work
From requirements to a resilient solution.
A concise look at the context, implementation and technical decisions behind the project.
Starting point
Specialized backend development for Electronic Health Records (EHR) in Germany, implemented with high-performance C++ for maximum system stability and security. The development work encompasses programming critical backend components under strict adherence to Gematik specifications and German healthcare data standards.
Implementation
Core responsibilities include systematic task development, comprehensive code reviews of pull requests, and ensuring robust software architecture for sensitive patient data. Special emphasis is placed on performance optimization and IT security to meet the highest data protection requirements in the German healthcare system.
Quality & operations
The C++-based implementation guarantees system-level programming for optimal resource efficiency and real-time processing of medical data. Through rigorous Gematik-compliant development practices and continuous security analysis, stable and trustworthy backend systems emerge for the digital transformation of German healthcare provision.
Product & context
Inside the implementation.
Selected views show how the system was conceived and implemented within its domain context.
System architecture
A technical foundation with a clear structure.
Technologies were combined to suit the task, operating model and long-term maintainability.
Backend
C++RESTCMakeBoostSoapPython
Infrastructure
DockerDevContainerKubernetesJenkinsSonarqube
Database
PostgreSQL
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