Standards for ensuring different health information systems are interoperable.
ISO/IEC 11179 describes the standardising and registering of data elements to make data understandable and shareable
Interoperability standards
Publications
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Published 05 December 2016
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Published 01 February 2007This business process forms part of the Referrals, Status and Discharges Standard that governs the communication of health information at transfer of care between health providers. -
Published 01 February 2007This standard forms one part of the Referrals, Status and Discharges Standard that governs the communication of health information at transfer of care between health providers. -
Published 01 February 2007This implementation guide forms part of the Referrals, Status and Discharges Standard that governs the communication of health information at transfer of care between health providers. -
Published 01 July 2015This standard defines how to construct an HL7 version 2.4 message. -
Published 22 July 2015A statement of endorsement covering the use of HL7 standards for interoperable electronic health records by the New Zealand health and disability sector. -
Published 01 June 2010The purpose of this document is to allow health care organisations to rapidly develop and safely deploy interactive online form applications to replace current paper-based or customised forms systems. -
Published 05 December 2016ICD-10 AM and ICD-O have been endorsed by the Health Information Standards Organisation as national coding standards for the health and disability sector
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Published 30 June 2021SNOMED CT is the required standard clinical terminology for the New Zealand health and disability system
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Published 01 April 2012An overview and the glossary of terms relating to the Health Information Exchange Architecture Building Blocks.