UNI EN 12967-1 : 2008

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
  3.1 System concepts
  3.2 Concepts relating to organisation
  3.3 Community concepts
  3.4 Behaviour concepts
  3.5 Policy concepts
  3.6 Accountability concepts
4 Symbols and abbreviations
5 Methodology for the specification of the architecture
  5.1 The viewpoints for the specification of the architecture
  5.2 The HISA specification procedure
      5.2.1 The strategic paradigm
      5.2.2 Specification of the Enterprise viewpoint
      5.2.3 Specification of the Information viewpoint
      5.2.4 Specification of the Computational viewpoint
  5.3 Iterative specification
  5.4 Viewpoints specification languages and notations
6 HISA overview
  6.1 General requirement
  6.2 Enterprise viewpoint
  6.3 Information viewpoint
  6.4 Computational viewpoint
7 The methodology for extensions
8 Conformance criteria
  8.1 Conformance of specification documents to the HISA
      methodology
  8.2 Conformance of middleware products to the HISA
      architectural requirements
9 The HISA Enterprise viewpoint
  9.1 Introduction (informative)
      9.1.1 General
      9.1.2 The regional, inter-enterprise perspective
      9.1.3 The medical/clinical perspective
      9.1.4 The operational/clinical and organisational
            process model perspective
      9.1.5 The Healthcare Information Services and their
            complexity
  9.2 The fundamental workflows and groups of users'
      activities to be supported by the middleware
  9.3 General information requirements for all users'
      activities
      9.3.1 Introduction
      9.3.2 Common attributes
      9.3.3 Extensibility
      9.3.4 Versioning
      9.3.5 Auditing
      9.3.6 Handling of lifecycle
  9.4 Subject of Care workflow
      9.4.1 Textual description of requirements
      9.4.2 Use case examples (informative)
  9.5 Clinical information workflow
      9.5.1 Textual specification of requirements
      9.5.2 Use case examples (informative)
  9.6 Activity management workflow
      9.6.1 Textual description of requirements
      9.6.2 Use case examples (informative)
  9.7 Resources management activities/Textual description
      of requirements
  9.8 Users and Authorisations management
      activities/Textual description of requirements
  9.9 Classifications, coding and dictionaries management
      activities/Textual description of requirements
Annex A (informative) - Highlights on ODP
Annex B (informative) - Rationale on the federative structure
                        of the Health Informatics Systems
                        architecture
Bibliography

Gives guidance for the description, planning and development of new systems as well as for the integration of existing information systems.