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BS ISO 5477:2023

BS ISO 5477:2023

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Health informatics. Interoperability of public health emergency preparedness and response information systems

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BSI 2023 68
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2 undefined
7 Foreword
8 Introduction
9 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms
3.1 Terms and definitions
14 3.2 Abbreviated terms
15 4 Requirements for PH EPR information systems
4.1 Defining the PH EPR information system’s domain
16 4.2 General principles of management and conformance
4.2.1 Conformance with general incident management principles
18 4.3 PH EPR data and information management (DIM) processes
4.3.1 Background
19 4.3.2 Establishing strategies and goals for the PH EPR DIM
20 4.3.3 Defining goals for the PH EPR information system
21 4.4 Supporting PH EPR mission areas
4.5 Establishing data and information governance
4.5.1 Data and information governance: Background and principles
25 4.5.2 Ongoing training
26 4.5.3 Defining Essential Elements of Information (EEIs) and Critical Information Requirements (CIRs)
27 4.5.4 Establishing a process for the collection, development, and utilization of standardized case definitions
29 4.6 Reporting — Data analytics and visualization
30 5 Interoperability in PH EPR information systems
5.1 Background
5.2 Aligning the PH EPR information systems interoperability with the organizational interoperability of the activated IMS and overall emergency response
31 5.3 Facilitating the improvement of organizational interoperability through organizational emergency resilience
32 5.4 Assuring the expandability of PH EPR information systems without compromising interoperability
33 5.5 Usability
34 5.6 Adaptability
35 5.7 Measure-driven capabilities for PH EPR information systems
6 Business requirements for collecting, developing and maintaining PH EPR terminology and data vocabulary
6.1 Background
36 6.2 Alignment of standardized PH EPR terminology and vocabulary with critical PH EPR functions
38 6.3 Applying standardized terminology and vocabulary to emergency response to standard operations procedures (SOPs) and disaster planning
6.3.1 General
39 6.3.2 Utilising event grading and classifications of emergencies
40 6.3.3 Using the WHO International Classification of Diseases (ICD)
41 6.4 Assuring relevance and coverage
42 6.5 Role of stakeholders’ involvement in collecting, developing, and maintaining a public health preparedness and response data vocabulary
43 6.6 Assuring flexibility and scalability of PH EPR vocabulary
44 6.7 Supporting tasks for PH EPR vocabulary quality and integrity
45 6.8 Ongoing maintenance and updates
46 6.9 Assuring compliance and fulfilment of regulatory requirements
47 6.10 Providing adequate training and support
49 Annex A (informative) Criteria to take into account on knowledge, skills and abilities for the fulfilment of essential PH EOC functions
57 Annex B (informative) Competencies for Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Informatics Professionals
65 Bibliography

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