BS ISO 20301:2014 pdf free

BS ISO 20301:2014 pdf free.Health informatics – Health cards – General characteristics
entity that provides healthcare services to the healthcare cardholder and in the course of doing so,makes use of the card and records the health care application information onto the cards
EXAMPLE A hospital could be a healthcare application provider by handling appointments for medical treatment or by providing access control to medical records. A health funding agency could be a healthcare application provider by issuing cards for health funding. A health funding agency could also be a healthcare application provider by certifying the health funding status of the healthcare cardholder.
Note 1 to entry: If the card contains an application for medical appointments, a hospital could be an application provider as it provides appointment services to the patients, while it could also be a user of the card if the card contains an application for health funding services, as the hospital could get reimbursed from the health funding agency.
The physical characteristics follow the specifications defined by ISO/IEC 7810 and the specifications defined by the International Standards for the recording techniques. For example, ISO/IEC 7811 for cards using embossing and/or magnetic stripes, ISO/IEC 7816 for cards using IC with contacts, and ISO/IEC 11693 (all parts) for optical memory cards.
The physical characteristics of a healthcare card shall be in compliance with the relevant standards of the applied recording techniques and card technologies, for example, ISO/IEC 7811 for cards with embossing and/or magnetic stripes, ISO/IEC 7816 for integrated circuit cards, ISO/IEC 14443, ISO 10536,and ISO 15693 for contactless integrated circuit cards, and ISO/IEC 11693 (all parts) for optical memory cards.
The visually readable data may not be meant to replace or may not be the same as the data stored within the card by means of magnetic, optical memory, electronic, or other machine-readable technologies.Also, other visually readable information or items can appear on the card.
Recording techniques other than those described above can be used on the healthcare data card for machine-readable purposes. For example, one-dimensional or two-dimensional bar codes can be used by following ISO/IEC 15420 or ISO/IEC 15438. When using more than two recording techniques, and if discrepancies occur, the healthcare provider should resolve the problem before issuing the healthcare data card.BS ISO 20301 pdf download.