SIS Interoperability Framework (CI-SIS)
The Health Information Systems Interoperability Framework (CI-SIS) establishes the rules for interoperable health information technology.
Getting Off to a Good Start
Information systems in the health and medical-social sectors must be interoperable to promote cooperation among professionals within the framework of patient-centered (user-centered) care pathways and to support medical decision-making.
The SIS Interoperability Framework (CI-SIS) is a set of reference documents.
The CI-SIS covers:
- technical interoperability: data transport and services that ensure the exchange and sharing of health data while complying with security and confidentiality requirements for personal health data.
- business content interoperability: the processing of health data and its interpretation by information systems using a common language.
It is based on mature and stable international standards and provides sustainable exchange models.
Its use facilitates system integration and enables healthcare stakeholders to ensure the long-term viability of their investments, notably by preventing each entity from having to individually specify the data to be exchanged between healthcare information systems.
In practice
Implement the interoperability specifications for the healthcare and medical-social sectors. You can verify your product’s compliance with an interoperability standard on the ANS Interoperability Testing Platform.
When ?
When you are developing a new product or an extension to an existing product.
Compliance
Public Health Code - Article L1110-4
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