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The case for the HL7 standard.
Computers in healthcare, 1988An effort begun in the spring of 1987 by a group of executives within the healthcare industry to establish a Level 7 networking standard (HL7) is rapidly gaining momentum. This article discusses a draft Level 7 protocol which has been produced to ease the complications inherent in the multi-vendor environment of healthcare communications.
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2009
HL7 Version 2 is the most widely used healthcare interoperability standard in the world. It is used in over 90% of all hospitals in the USA and is widely supported by healthcare IT suppliers worldwide.
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HL7 Version 2 is the most widely used healthcare interoperability standard in the world. It is used in over 90% of all hospitals in the USA and is widely supported by healthcare IT suppliers worldwide.
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Guidelines for implementing HL7.
Healthcare informatics : the business magazine for information and communication systems, 1990There is no magic HL7 software that connects and transfers data between hospital systems. Successful implementation of an HL7 interface depends not only on the software, but, more importantly, it demands close communication between the System Integrator and the vendors, and careful management of the interface process.
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HL7 Engine Module for Healthcare Information Systems
Journal of Medical Systems, 2013Samir El-Masri
exaly
Development of SW Interface between Healthcare Standards—DASTA and HL7
Sustainability, 2020Pavel Staša
exaly
Integration of IEEE 1451 and HL7 Exchanging Information for Patients’ Sensor Data
Journal of Medical Systems, 2009Namhyun Kim, Wooshik Kim
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