Data Exchange Standards

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Data exchange standards define the structured formats and protocols required for seamless and secure transmission of health information between disparate systems. These standards ensure that patient data can be accurately exchanged, interpreted, and utilized across different healthcare settings, supporting interoperability, care coordination, and system efficiency.

Connected Care Data Exchange Standards

Data Exchange Standards maintained, published, or used by the CSRC:

HL7 FHIR

A standards framework allowing for rapid development of systems that solve real world clinical and administrative problems.

IHE

Coordinated use of standards to address specific clinical needs.

HL7 V2, V3, CDA

Exchange information from one system to another using HL7 standards and terminology.

DICOM

A comprehensive standard for storing, printing and transmitting medical imaging information.

ISO/TC 215 Health Informatics

ISO/TC215 enables standardization in the field of health informatics to facilitate the capture, interchange and use of health related data, information and knowledge to support and enable all aspects of the health system.