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(Main)Health informatics — Device interoperability — Part 10206: Personal health device communication — Abstract content information model
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IEEE Std 11073-10206™-2022
Health Informatics—Device Interoperability—
Part 10206: Personal Health Device
Communication—Abstract Content
Information Model
Developed by the
IEEE 11073 Standards Committee
of the
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society
Approved 21 September 2022
IEEE SA Standards Board
Abstract: Within the context of the ISO/IEEE 11073 family of standards for device communication,
a simplified framework for making an abstract model of personal health data is available in this
standard. The specification addresses the structure and content of information. It does not address
communication of the information between devices.
Keywords: device interoperability, IEEE 11073-10206™, personal health device communication
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11073-10206
Informatique de santé —
Première édition
Interopérabilité des dispositifs —
2024-07
Partie 10206:
Communication entre dispositifs
de santé personnels — Modèle
d'information de contenu abstrait
Health informatics — Device interoperability —
Part 10206: Personal health device communication — Abstract
content information model
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IEEE Std 11073-10206™-2022
Informatique de santé — Interopérabilité des dispositifs
Partie 10206 : Communication entre
dispositifs de santé personnels —
Modèle d'information de contenu
abstrait
Élaborée par le
Comité des normes IEEE 11073
de la
Société d'Ingénierie en Médecine et Biologie de l'IEEE
Approuvé le 21 septembre 2022
Conseil des Normes IEEE SA
ISO/IEEE 11073-10206:2024(fr)
Résumé : Dans le contexte de la famille de normes ISO/IEEE 11073 applicable à la communication
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Mots-clés : interopérabilité des dispositifs, IEEE 11073-10206™, communication entre dispositifs de
santé personnels
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FDIS
11073-10206
ISO/TC 215
Health informatics — Device
Secretariat: ANSI
interoperability —
Voting begins on:
Part 10206:
Personal health device
Voting terminates on:
communication — Abstract content
information model
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IEEE Std 11073-10206™-2022
Health Informatics—Device Interoperability—
Part 10206: Personal Health Device
Communication—Abstract Content
Information Model
Developed by the
IEEE 11073 Standards Committee
of the
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society
Approved 21 September 2022
IEEE SA Standards Board
Abstract: Within the context of the ISO/IEEE 11073 family of standards for device communication,
a simplified framework for making an abstract model of personal health data is available in this
standard. The specification addresses the structure and content of information. It does not address
communication of the information between devices.
Keywords: device interoperability, IEEE 11073-10206™, personal health device communication
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