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ENV 13730-2:2002

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Healthcare Informatics - Blood transfusion related messages - Part 2: Production related messages (BTR-PROD)

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18-09-2024

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18-09-2002

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FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 SCOPE
2 NORMATIVE REFERENCES
3 TERMS, DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
4 REQUIREMENTS
   4.1 GENERAL CONFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
   4.2 IMPLEMENTATION RECOMMENDATIONS
5 COMMUNICATION ROLES
   5.1 GENERAL
        5.1.1 Sending role requirements
        5.1.2 Receiving role requirements
   5.2 USE CASE DIAGRAM AND SCENARIOS (GENERAL USE CASE)
   5.3 GROUP 2: MESSAGE SEQUENCES
        5.3.1 Blood component production message domain
6 REQUIREMENTS AND GENERAL MESSAGE DESCRIPTIONS
   6.1 CONFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
   6.2 GENERAL MESSAGE DESCRIPTIONS
   6.3 BLOOD/BLOOD COMPONENT COLLECTION REQUEST MESSAGE
        6.3.1 Scope of this message
        6.3.2 Blood/blood component collection request message
   6.4 BLOOD/BLOOD COMPONENT CLASSIFICATION REQUEST MESSAGE
        6.4.1 Scope of this message
        6.4.2 Blood/blood component classification request
                message
   6.5 BLOOD/BLOOD COMPONENT CLASSIFICATION REPORT MESSAGE
        6.5.1 Scope of the message
        6.5.2 Blood/blood component classification report
                message
   6.6 BLOOD/BLOOD COMPONENT COLLECTED DELIVER NOTE MESSAGE
        6.6.1 Scope of this message
        6.6.2 Blood/blood component collected delivery note
                message
   6.7 BLOOD COMPONENT REQUEST MESSAGE
        6.7.1 Scope of this message
        6.7.2 Blood component request message
   6.8 BLOOD COMPONENT MANUFACTURED DELIVERY NOTE MESSAGE
        6.8.1 Scope of this message
        6.8.2 Blood component manufactured delivery note
                message
   6.9 BLOOD COMPONENT PROCESSING REQUEST MESSAGE
        6.9.1 Scope of this message
        6.9.2 Blood component processing request message
   6.10 BLOOD COMPONENT PROCESSED DELIVERY NOTE MESSAGE
        6.10.1 Scope of this message
        6.10.2 Blood component processed delivery note
                message
7 DOMAIN INFORMATION MODEL (DIM)
   7.1 INTRODUCTION
        7.1.1 The modelling approach
        7.1.2 Presentation of attributes from generalisations
   7.2 GENERAL MESSAGE SUBSYSTEM
Class Descriptions
        7.2.1 requested item message
        7.2.2 issued item message
        7.2.3 blood/blood components collector
        7.2.4 blood components manufacturer
        7.2.5 blood components dispenser
        7.2.6 blood components processor
   7.3 SPECIFIC MESSAGE SUBSYSTEM
Class Descriptions
        7.3.1 original message identification
        7.3.2 blood/blood component collection request
                message
        7.3.3 blood/blood component classification request
                message
        7.3.4 blood/blood component classification report
                message
        7.3.5 blood/blood component collected delivery note
                message
        7.3.6 blood component request message
        7.3.7 blood component manufactured delivery note
                message
        7.3.8 blood component processing request message
        7.3.9 blood component processed delivery note message
   7.4 COMMUNICATING PARTIES SUBSYSTEM
Class descriptions
        7.4.1 message sender
        7.4.2 message receiver
   7.5 HEALTHCARE AGENT SUBSYSTEM
Class descriptions
        7.5.1 healthcare agent in context
        7.5.2 healthcare agent relationship
        7.5.3 healthcare agent [3.30]
        7.5.4 healthcare party [3.33]
        7.5.5 healthcare organisation [3.32]
        7.5.6 healthcare professional [3.34]
   7.6 COLLECTED ITEM SUBSYSTEM
Class descriptions
        7.6.1 collected item
        7.6.2 blood component 13.91
   7.7 REQUESTED ITEM
Class Descriptions
        7.7.1 requested item
        7.7.2 requested blood component information
        7.7.3 delivery location
   7.8 ISSUED ITEM SUBSYSTEM
Class Descriptions
        7.8.1 issued blood component
        7.8.2 blood component characteristic
        7.8.3 blood component unit
        7.8.4 quantity of blood component
        7.8.5 issued blood component administrative details
        7.8.6 issued blood component information
        7.8.7 unit (container) characteristic
   7.9 PAYMENT GUARANTOR SUBSYSTEM
Class Descriptions
        7.9.1 payment details
        7.9.2 payment guarantor
        7.9.3 payment
   7.10 LABORATORY INVESTIGATION SUBSYSTEM
        7.10.1 laboratory investigation (ENV 16 13)
        7.10.2 requested laboratory investigation (ENV 16 13)
        7.10.3 laboratory investigation report (ENV 1613)
   7.11 BLOOD DONOR SUBSYSTEM
Class Descriptions
        7.11.1 blood donor [3.13]
        7.11.2 clinical information [3.18]
        7.11.3 clinical information item
   7.12 COMMON SUBCLASSES
Class Descriptions
        7.12.1 address
        7.12.2 event date and time
        7.12.3 general message information
        7.12.4 identifier
        7.12.5 language details
        7.12.6 measurement
        7.12.7 message identification
        7.12.8 party identifier
        7.12.9 person name details
        7.12.10 structured address
        7.12.11 structured person name
        7.12.12 time interval
        7.12.13 time period
        7.12.14 unstructured address
        7.12.15 unstructured name details
        7.12.16 value of quantity
ANNEX A (INFORMATIVE) HOW TO READ THE MODELS
ANNEX B (INFORMATIVE) COMPOUND AND SIMPLE DATA TYPES
        RATIONALE AND HOW TO USE THE DATA TYPES IN MESSAGES
ANNEX C (NORMATIVE) GUIDE TO USAGE OF CEN/TC 251/ENV 1613
INDEX

Transfusion of blood [3.10] and blood components[3.12] to subjects of care[3.56] is a medical activity that is subject to many legal regulations and constraints. Many problems may be encountered during treatment due to immunological conditions, transmitted diseases, sustainability and other difficulties. Mistakes and failures may have serious or even fatal consequences. Minimising human activity through the increased use of data processing and automated messaging will introduce an additional safety mechanism.This prENV specifies general messages[3.43] for electronic information interchange between computer systems used by healthcare [3.34] parties [3.38] in the blood transfusion [3.18] domain. The content and structure of the messages specified in this prENV have been developed with the aim of optimising the safety of Blood transfusion activity and to facilitate compliance monitoring and secure audit trails [3.4].This prENV is applicable to Blood transfusion related messages including those for:- the collection of blood/blood components[3.25] from donor- manufacturing [3.47]and processing[3.52] of blood components- classification [3.19]of Blood donations- dispensing [3.28]of blood components (to be transfused) to the recipient

Committee
CEN/TC 251
DocumentType
Standard Recommendation
PublisherName
Comite Europeen de Normalisation
Status
Withdrawn

ENV 1613 : 1995 MEDICAL INFORMATICS - MESSAGES FOR EXCHANGE OF LABORATORY INFORMATION
NFS 97 531 : 2010 HEALTH INFORMATICS - BLOOD TRANSFUSION MESSAGES - DELIVERY MESSAGE FOR LABILE BLOOD PRODUCTS AND DELIVERY RETURN MESSAGE
ISO/IEC 7826-2:1994 Information technology General structure for the interchange of code values Part 2: Registration of coding schemes
NFS 97 532 : 2010 HEALTH INFORMATICS - BLOOD TRANSFUSION MESSAGES - DISTRIBUTION MESSAGE FOR LABILE BLOOD PRODUCTS
ENV 12539 : 1997 MEDICAL INFORMATICS - REQUEST AND REPORT MESSAGES FOR DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE DEPARTMENTS
ISO/IEC 2382-4:1999 Information technology Vocabulary Part 4: Organization of data
ISO 5281:1980 Aromatic hydrocarbons — Benzene, xylene and toluene — Determination of density at 20 degrees C
ISO/IEC 7826-1:1994 Information technology General structure for the interchange of code values Part 1: Identification of coding schemes
CR 12587:1996 Medical Informatics - Methodology for the development of healthcare messages
NFS 97 530 : 2010 HEALTH INFORMATICS - BLOOD TRANSFUSION MESSAGES - COMMUNICATION AND DATA MODEL

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