SA HB 137-2013
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E-health Interoperability Framework
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20-06-2013
Important note : All end users must be registered with an Account prior to user licenses being assigned.Describes a set of principles and Standards-based approaches for specifying and achieving interoperable e-health systems; intended to be read in conjunction with SA HB138-2013, E-health Architecture Principles.
| Committee |
IT-014
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| DocumentType |
Handbook
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| ISBN |
978 1 74342 501 5
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| Pages |
59
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| PublisherName |
Standards Australia
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| Status |
Current
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This Handbook describes a set of principles and Standards-based approaches for specifying and achieving interoperable e health systems. It identifies - (a) guiding principles, goals, approaches and requirements for achieving e health interoperability;(b) a Standards-based framework and related concepts for specifying e health interoperability requirements;(c) recommended document components for specifying interoperable e health solutions and the role, content and uses for each of these components; and(d) guidelines for defining the capability of health care organizations to interoperate.
First published as SA HB 137-2013.
| AS ISO/IEC 17000-2005 | Conformity assessment - Vocabulary and general principles |
| TR 5823-2010 | Endpoint location service |
| AS 3806-2006 | Compliance programs |
| ATS 5822-2010 | E-health secure message delivery |
| SA HB 138-2013 | E-health architecture principles |
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