ISiK/ISiP
spec-ISiK-Basismodul
The Information Technology Systems in Hospitals (ISiK – Informationstechnische Systeme
in Krankenhäusern) "Basic Module" enables use-case-independent functionalities for the
communication and validation of data within hospital environments, by providing FHIR
resources, examples and an implementation guide.
spec-ISiK-Dokumentenaustausch
The ISiK module "Document Exchange" (Dokumentenaustausch) provides FHIR resources as a
specification, examples and an implementation guide. Theses resources enable newly
created documents (e.g., forms filled out on a tablet; image documentation created using
a smartphone app; findings documentation written on web-based clients; documents scanned
with a smartphone camera; etc.) to be managed in clinical document management systems.
spec-ISiK-Medikation
The ISiK module "Medication" enables data integration through structured communication
options based on a RESTful API for the exchange of medication information ("Medication
Plan") as well as prescription and administration data.
spec-ISiK-Sicherheit
The ISiK module "Security" (Sicherheit) provides FHIR resources as a specification and
an implementation guide. The security module includes two use cases that allow
authentication and authorization of different actors within the hospital so that secured
data can be read from or stored in an ISiK FHIR endpoint.
spec-ISiK-Terminplanung
The ISiK module "Appointment Scheduling" (Terminplanung) provides FHIR resources as a
specification, examples and an implementation guide. The resources allow the following
task processing: Retrieval of images of available partial and full inpatient treatment
services by a hospital, query of appointments and availabilities, booking management of
available appointments, notifications of appointment changes as well as creation of a
new patient in the appointment-keeping system (transmission of patient/insurance
information).
spec-ISiK-Vitalparameter-und-Koerpermasze
The ISiK module "Vital signs and body measurements" (Vitalzeichen und Körpermaße)
provides FHIR resources as a specification, examples and an implementation guide. The
FHIR resources can be used for structured, REST-based exchange of vital signs in
hospital environments.
spec-ISiP
FHIR resources for information technology systems in nursing care (ISiP –
Informationstechnische Systeme in der pflegerischen Versorgung) are determined through
the affirmative action process of the same name. Through ISiP, open and standardized
interfaces are defined for the interoperable exchange of health data in care.