Jargon is great!
Saves time. Makes sure only those who have been "initiated" can follow the conversation. Provides a rite-of-passage into geek club. Etc.
Hopefully the term / phrase descriptions below + abbreviation legend will help lower the barrier to entry ... at least a bit!
SDPi+FHIR Abbreviations
DAS | Distributed Alert System | See IEC 60601-1-8 |
DIS | Distributed Information System | See IEC 60601-1-8 |
DoF | Devices on FHIR - HL7 FHIR projects focused on profiling FHIR for application to device informatics | See Projects: FHIR |
DPI | Device Point-of-care Interoperability – IHE Devices sub-group designation | <link to IHE DEV DPI wiki> |
FHIR | Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources – General purpose resource-based health information exchange standards typically using RESTful architecture | See HL7.org/fhir & fhir.org |
IHE | Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise – An international standards “profiling” organization (ISO/TC 215 Liaison A) | See IHE.net |
JWG7 | Joint Working Group between ISO/TC 215 & IEC/SC 62A – Home of the SES family of standards | See ISO/TC 215 and IEC/SC 62A |
MDC | Medical Device Communications. The series title for the IEEE 11073 series of stnadards | |
MDI | Medical Device Interoperability – General label covering entire subject area | See discussion in IHE SDPi White Paper |
MH | Mobile Health | See Paper: SES Remote Connected Care and Mobile Health for related discussion. |
QRL | Quality / Regulatory / Legal liability stakeholder communities | See Paper: SES MDI for related discussion |
RCC | Remote Connected Care | See Paper: SES Remote Connected Care and Mobile Health for related discussion. |
SDC | Service-oriented Device Connectivity – Family of ISO/IEEE/CEN 11073 device interoperability standards (see TC215 WG2) | See materials below in Presentations/Papers/Articles |
SDPi | Service-oriented Device Point-of-care Interoperability – IHE Devices profiles using SDC & FHIR (and HL7 V2 …) | See Projects: SDPi |
SES | Safety, Effectiveness & Security – A handy way to refer to the JWG7 focus and family of standards | See related discussions at Hanging Gardens Framework and Paper: SES MDI |
SOA | Service-Oriented Architecture | |
SOMDA | Service-Oriented Medical Device Architecture - SOA architecture for plug-and-trust interoperable medical technologies defined in ISO/IEEE 11073-20701 | |
SOMDS | Service-Oriented Medical Device System - A distributed collection of systems / products that are integrated using a SOA as defined in ISO/IEEE 11073-20702. | |
VMD | ||
Channel | ||
RTM | ||
RTMMS | ||
x73 | Short form sometimes used for IEEE 11073 standards | |
DIM | Domain Information Model. The framework information model | |
PoCD | Point-of-Care Device. | |
PHD | Personal Health Device. | |
LOINC | ||
SNOMED | ||
MDS | ||
UCUM | ||
Metric | ||
Facet | ||
ACM | ||
DEC | ||
UDI | ||
PI | ||
DI | ||
GS1 | ||
AIDC | ||
HRF | Human Readable Form. In UDI, the contents of the barcode rendered into a more human-readable form, with the different elements of the content separated out and labelled with numeric codes for, e.g. serial number, manufacture date, etc. | |
Enumeration | ||
Sample Array | ||
ECG | ||
NBP | Noninvasive Blood Pressure | |
REST | ||
RESTful |
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Glossary
In addition to the acronyms above, the following "terms of art" or phrases are often used in the SES MDI / SDPi+FHIR discussions:
Term / Phrase | Meaning | References |
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Decoupled | In SDC, indicates a set of SOMDS PARTICIPANT system products that are independently developed ("decopuled") and can establish trust when integrated into a SOMDS. | |
Point of Care Device | A regulated medical device used in the vicinity of the patient in acute care, by qualified professionals | |
Personal Health Device | Most often a device used outside a medical setting, as for example in the home, by the patient for health tracking. | |
Plug-and-Trust | Turn on plug-and-play MDI where the components needed for establishing "trust" between decoupled products can be established at the point of connection to an SOMDS. | |
2 Comments
John Moehrke
Please use the Standards Knowledge Repository and don't create yet another Glossary. HL7 and IHE along with all the other JIT have agreed to this glossary.
http://www.skmtglossary.org/
John Rhoads
John - your point is fine - skmtglossary.org is great and we have (1) no intention of creating something that substitutes for or conflicts with it, and (2) we would be fine with linking to the appropriate skmt entry where one exists, and, as we have before, we will use the IHE process for maintaining glossary entries in common over IHE which includes passing published ones in due course to skmtglossary.org. HOWEVER the purpose of this page is to give people using a set of pages that are very much in flux a quick and easy way to find the terms they are seeing, many of which have not reached the stage of publication in the sense that they need to be understood here. It is in no way inimical to orderly glossary process to help readers in this way.