Health monitoring solutions can be provided on many available devices, from a small medical application deployed on a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) to measure heart rate to complex systems deployed on a hospital server that ensures monitoring of a patient with critical or chronic diseases and clinician decision support on diagnosis. Medical devices are an example of the new era of smart health care, as these devices offer new possibilities for physicians (on the user side) and provide new opportunities for research on the design and development of health care software that is data-centric and provides efficient interoperability. Critical clinical scenarios are deeply in need of the installation of medical devices especially in cases where patients are located in remote sites and they are in need of diagnosis services in a remote way. The systems that will support these scenarios will have to integrate devices that will be mobile [@7336385; @8363196; @8336776] or fixed close to the monitored patient such as the bed or somewhere around her/his home or living site [@5070972]. Manufacturers provide numerous alternatives for hardware and software of medical systems with a high degree of variability. These differences may generate some integration problems to build holistic clinical 