SS-MIX2 specifications/guidelines
SS-MIX2 specifications/guidelines
Ver.1.2i has been published (2024.05.16)
The two revised documents are "SS-MIX2 Standardized Storage Specifications" and "SS-MIX2 Standardized Storage Specifications (Attachment: Code Table)." Other documents remain unchanged. (Only the document name is unified with Ver.2i)
Please refer to the revision history for details of the revisions.
- 【Latest edition】SS-MIX2 specifications/guidelines Ver.1.2i complete set (ZIP file version)
- SS-MIX2 Standardized Storage Specification Ver.1.2i
Fixed an obvious typo in the definition of MSH-7. - SS-MIX2 Standardized Storage Specification Ver.1.2i (Attachment: Code Table)
Added unit code for regimen. - SS-MIX2 Standardized Storage Configuration Explanation and Construction Guidelines Ver.1.2i
- SS-MIX2 Standardized Storage Configuration Explanation and Construction Guidelines Ver.1.2i (Attachment: Multiple Volume Management)
- SS-MIX2 Expansion Storage Configuration Description and Construction Guidelines Ver.1.2i
- SS-MIX2 Expansion Storage Configuration Explanation and Construction Guidelines Ver.1.2i (Attachment: Standard Document Code Table)
- Schemer definition (xsd)
- Description example (xml)
This book has been certified as a Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare standard (HS026).
reference
- [Old version]SS-MIX2 specifications/guidelines Ver.1.2e complete set (ZIP file version)
English version V1.2 is here.から
This technical specification was approved as "ISO/TS 2021:11" in November 24289.
[Title]
Health informatics – Hierarchical file structure specification for secondary storage of health-related information
[Scope]
This document defines the configuration rules required for a hierarchical structure, directory naming rules, and content identifiers for files and documents containing healthcare information. Content can be expressed as ISO/HL7 27931:2009 (also known as HL7 Ver2.5) as the data format to store clinical data such as prescriptions, lab results, and disease classifications, but can also include other types of file-type such as XML, CDA, DOC/DOCX, PDF, XLS/XLSX, JPEG, MP4, etc.
This document does not address the security and privacy attributes of the healthcare information being stored; these are considered implementation-specific.