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See Latest ArticlesIntegration of IEEE 1451 and HL7 Exchanging Information for Patients Sensor Data
The Journal of Medical Systems, 06/25/09
Kim W et al. - HL7 (Health Level 7) is a standard developed for exchanging incompatible healthcare information generated from programs or devices among heterogenous medical information systems. At present, HL7 is growing as a global standard. However, the HL7 standard does not support effective methods for treating data from various medical sensors, especially from mobile sensors. As ubiquitous systems are growing, HL7 must communicate with various medical transducers.
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