HL7 Japan / Medical Care Systems software / HL7 Inc. / Health Level Seven Inc. / Systems Society / Radiological Systems / Japan Journal / Medical Information Systems / NEC Corporation / /
Country
Japan / United States / /
Facility
American College of Radiology / College of America Pathologists / Laboratory Medicine / Institute of Electronics / /
IndustryTerm
software safety / radiation information management / medical image management systems / communications technologies / software security / communication protocol / software systems / healthcare information systems / medical accounting systems / message interchange protocols / departmental systems / healthcare field / clinical risk management / Internet connection mode / also being conducted regarding software security / /
MedicalCondition
Diseases / /
MedicalTreatment
radiation / /
Organization
Japan Industries Association of Radiological / Japanese Society of Laboratory Medicine / World Health Organization / Medical Solutions Operations Unit / Technical Committee / Radiological Society of North America / Institute of Electronics / Information and Communication Engineers / College of America Pathologists / DICOM Committee / National Electrical Manufacturers Association / Medical Systems Division / Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society / TC215 / International Organization for Standardization / Medical Imaging Systems Division / Communication Standards Board / Medical Information System Development Center / Japan Industries Association of Radiological Systems / the American College / HELICS Board / Japan Association for Medical Informatics / Standards Committee / Japanese Association of Healthcare Information Systems Industry / /
Position
http /
ProgrammingLanguage
XML / DC / /
ProvinceOrState
Connecticut / /
Technology
radiation / XML / Information Processing Technology / communications technologies / message interchange protocols / MRI / related technologies / communication protocol / technology of interoperability / Digital Imaging / 3.2 Message Exchange Protocols / wireless LAN / Medical Imaging / /
Efforts, Trends and Future Perspectives of Medical IT Trends in Healthcare Information Standardization TANJI Natsuki Abstract Standardization of medical information systems by industry associations such as ISO/TC 215 an