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ASTM E 2522 : 2007

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Standard Guide for Quality Indicators for Health Classification
Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Superseded date

11-11-2014

Language(s)

English

Published date

04-01-2007

CONTAINED IN VOL. 14.01, 2017 Defines a guide for governments, funding agencies, terminology developers, terminology integration organizations, and the purchasers and users of classification systems toward improved terminological development and recognition of value in a classification.

1.1 This international standard is intended to document principal ideas which are necessary and sufficient to assign value to a classification. The standard will serve as a guide for governments, funding agencies, terminology developers, terminology integration organizations, and the purchasers and users of classification systems toward improved terminological development and recognition of value in a classification. It is applicable to all areas of health about which information is kept or utilized. Appropriately, classifications should be evaluated within the context of their stated scope and purpose. It is intended to complement and utilize those notions already identified by other national and international standards bodies. This standard explicitly refers only to classifications. This international standard will also provide classification developers and authors with the quality guidelines needed to construct useful, maintainable classifications. These tenets do not attempt to specify all of the richness which can be incorporated into a classification. However, this standard does specify the minimal requirements, which if not adhered to will assure that the classification will have limited generalizability and will be very difficult if not impossible to maintain. We have used the word "Shall" to indicate mandatory requirements and the word "Should" to indicate those requirements which we feel are desirable but may not be widely achievable in current implementations. Classifications, which do not currently meet these criteria, can be in compliance with this standard by putting in place mechanisms to move toward these goals. This standard will provide classification developers with a sturdy starting point for the development of useful classifications. This foundation serves as the basis from which classification developers will build robust concept systems.

Committee
E 31
DocumentType
Guide
Pages
7
ProductNote
Reconfirmed 2007
PublisherName
American Society for Testing and Materials
Status
Superseded
SupersededBy

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ISO 860:2007 Terminology work Harmonization of concepts and terms
ISO 12200:1999 Computer applications in terminology Machine-readable terminology interchange format (MARTIF) Negotiated interchange
ISO/IEC 2382-4:1999 Information technology Vocabulary Part 4: Organization of data
ISO/IEC TR 9789:1994 Information technology Guidelines for the organization and representation of data elements for data interchange Coding methods and principles
ISO 704:2009 Terminology work — Principles and methods
ASTM E 1284 : 1997 Standard Guide for Construction of a Clinical Nomenclature for Support of Electronic Health Records (Withdrawn 2007)
ENV 12017 : 1997 MEDICAL INFORMATICS - MEDICAL INFORMATICS VOCABULARY (MIVOC)
ISO 1087-2:2000 Terminology work Vocabulary Part 2: Computer applications

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