CR 13644:2000

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Symbols and abbreviations
5 Notations
   5.1 Format descriptors
   5.2 Data status
6 Logical data-set of HP-cards
   6.1 The "HealthCareCardData" data object
   6.2 The "DeviceData" data object
        6.2.1 The "DevDirectory" data object
        6.2.2 The "DevIdentification" data object
   6.3 The "CardHolderData" data object
   6.4 The "HealthCareProfData" data object
        6.4.1 The "HCPNatInfo" data object
        6.4.2 The "HCPSpecialisation" data object
        6.4.3 The "Situation" data object
        6.4.4 The "Diploma" data object
   6.5 The "HealthCareWorkerData" data object
   6.6 General data objects
   6.7 Identification of card issuers and registered
        application providers
7 HP-cards memory lay-out
   7.1 Structure of card memory
        7.1.1 Identification of directories and files
        7.1.2 Access conditions to data in a standard
               EF
        7.1.3 The allocation of tags for data objects
8 The memory organisation of the HP-card
   8.1 Device data
        8.1.1 Template '60' : DevType
        8.1.2 Template '62' : DevApplications
        8.1.3 Templates '79' and '61' : Device
                 directory information
        8.1.4 DevIdentification
        8.1.5 ATR information
        8.1.6 Template '66' : HPCDevSecurity
   8.2 Card Holder data
        8.2.1 Template '67' : Card Holder information
   8.3 HealthCareSites
        8.3.1 Template '68' : HealthCareSites
   8.4 CodingSchemesUsed
        8.4.1 Template '6A' : CodingSchemesUsed
   8.5 Linkages
        8.5.1 Template '6B' : Linkages
   8.6 HealthCare Professional data
        8.6.1 Template '6D' : HealthCare Professional
               data
   8.7 HealthCare Worker data
        8.7.1 Template '6E' : HealthCare Worker data
9 Adding proprietary data to the HC card
   9.1 Private templates and data objects
   9.2 Private EFs
   9.3 Private DFs
10 Part 3: HP-cards visual aspects
11 The hierarchy of the data objects of a HP-card

This European Standard specifies the logical organisation of data of healthcare professional cards implemented on integrated circuit(s) cards only. In order to allow interoperability between applications on European level for HP-cards, the following aspects are taken into account: non-ambiguous international identification of healthcare professionals, identification of the profession(s) and the specialisation(s) of the HPC, identification of the situations in which the HPC is allowed to work, codification of data objects needed for interoperability, cryptographic procedures (algorithms, modes of use, used data elements).