DD ENV 13606-4:2000

FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative References
3 Definitions
4 Communication rules
      4.1 General
      4.2 Communication roles for different messages
5 Communication Requirements and Scenarios
      5.1 Introduction
      5.2 Transfer initiated by an EHCR source
      5.3 Transfer of care initiated by an EHCR
             destination
      5.4 Provision of a temporary service without a
             request from the EHCR source
      5.5 Provision of a temporary service following a
             request from the EHCR source
      5.6 Provision of continuing care by two or more
             parties
      5.7 Scenarios involving a third party
6 Requirements and General Message Descriptions
      6.1 Conformance requirements
      6.2 General Message Descriptions
      6.3 Requirements common to all EHCR messages
      6.4 Specification of EHCR message information
      6.5 Provide EHCR Message
      6.6 EHCR Extract
      6.7 Original component complexes
      6.8 Data items
      6.9 Link set items
      6.10 Selected component complexes
      6.11 Empty record component
      6.12 Adding comments to items
      6.13 Request EHCR Message
      6.14 EHCR notification message
7 Domain information model
      7.l Introduction
      7.2 Presentation of attributes from generalisations
      7.3 EHCR communicating parties subsystem
      7.4 EHCR message subsystem
      7.5 EHCR structured record subsystem
      7.6 EHCR data items subsystem
      7.7 EHCR link subsystem
      7.8 EHCR message component subsystem
      7.9 EHCR distribution rule subsystem
      7.10 Healthcare agent subsystem
      7.11 Subclause
      7.12 Compound Types
      7.13 Simple Data Types
Annex A (informative) How to read the models
Annex B (informative) Draft XML DTDs for EHCR Messages
Index
Table of Figures

Specifies messages enabling exchange of electronic healthcare record information between healthcare parties responsible for providing clinical care to an individual patient. The messages allow information from a record to be sent between health professionals. Messages can be used to convey: a complete copy of a patient's record; parts of a patient's record that form a logically sound extract or summary of the record; parts of a patient's record used to update a parallel record on another system.