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BS 8421-1:2003

BS 8421-1:2003

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Guide to health informatics. Results of healthcare service procedures. Delivery to end-users – General guidance and recommendations

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BSI 2003 52
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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 BRITISH STANDARD
2 Committees responsible for this British Standard
3 Contents
4 Foreword
5 Introduction
6 1 Scope
2 Terms, definitions and abbreviations
2.1 Terms and definitions
2.1.1 abstraction
2.1.2 application
2.1.3 architecture (of a system)
2.1.4 clinical document
2.1.5 compound healthcare service procedure product
7 2.1.6 data
2.1.7 digital image
2.1.8 discharge report
2.1.9 distributed processing
2.1.10 entity
2.1.11 healthcare
2.1.12 healthcare department
2.1.13 healthcare multimedia report
2.1.14 healthcare procedure
2.1.15 healthcare procedure product
8 2.1.16 healthcare service department
2.1.17 healthcare service procedure
2.1.18 healthcare service procedure data
2.1.19 healthcare service procedure product
2.1.20 healthcare service procedure report
2.1.21 healthcare service procedure request
2.1.22 interoperability
2.1.23 medical device
9 2.1.24 modelling
2.1.25 multimedia healthcare service procedure report
2.1.26 object
2.1.27 ODP standard
2.1.28 ODP system
2.1.29 open distributed processing
2.1.30 proposition
2.1.31 rendering
2.1.32 report
2.1.33 scenario
10 2.1.34 structured healthcare service procedure report
2.1.35 vector
2.1.36 viewpoint (on a system)
2.1.37 vital sign
2.2 Abbreviations
11 3 Principles
3.1 General
12 Figure 1 Healthcare information infrastructure
3.2 Interoperability
13 4 Healthcare records
4.1 General
4.2 Healthcare record domains
14 4.3 Clinical data domains
Figure 2 Clinical record domains
15 5 Healthcare service departments and healthcare service procedures
16 6 Access to healthcare information
6.1 General
18 Figure 3 Access to data – Example
6.2 Healthcare domains and records – Copies and masters
19 6.3 Summary of patient data and patient data subsets
7 Healthcare procedure product data structures
20 Figure 4 UML class diagram of procedure product types typically seen in the context of imaging
8 Presentation of results
8.1 General
21 8.2 Text-only healthcare service procedure report
22 8.3 Multimedia healthcare service procedure report
8.4 Annotation by text and graphics
8.5 Links to procedure products in different domains
23 8.6 Use cases
9 Security and safety
10 Data types and encoding
10.1 General
10.2 Image representation
25 10.3 Multimedia representation
28 10.4 Specialist health-related representations
32 11 The reference model of open distributed processing (RM-ODP)
11.1 General
11.2 Background
33 11.3 Characteristics of distributed systems
35 11.4 Understanding the objectives of open distributed systems
37 11.5 Method for achieving open distributed systems
39 Figure 5 An image rendering and layout data hierarchy
42 12 Creation of standards profiles
12.1 Purpose of healthcare standards profiles for results of healthcare procedures
12.2 Principles of healthcare standards profiles for results of healthcare procedures
44 12.3 The relationship of profiles to healthcare procedure product standards
46 12.4 Registration in healthcare standards profiles for results of healthcare procedures
12.5 Conformity to a healthcare standards profile for results of healthcare procedures
47 12.6 Criteria for conformity of healthcare procedure report profiles
49 Bibliography

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