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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
The ICE-PAC (ICE-Pcd Analysis Committee) task group is a joint coordination activity between the Integrated Clinical Environment "ICE" team convened under ASTM F29.21 and the IHE PCD domain, especially the [[PCD_Profile_Device_Point-of-Care_Integration_%28DPI%29 | Device Point-of-Care Integration (DPI) working group]]. The initial goal of this group is to review the IHE profiles and device-related standards (especially ISO/IEEE 11073) with respect to the use cases and [http://mdpnp.org/ICE.html conceptual architecture] specified in the [ftp://ftp.ihe.net//Patient_Care_Devices/Coordination/ICE-PAC/ICE_final_draft_for_F29.21_Ballot_close_7Nov08.pdf draft "ICE" standard.] | The ICE-PAC (ICE-Pcd Analysis Committee) task group is a joint coordination activity between the Integrated Clinical Environment "ICE" team convened under ASTM F29.21, MDPnP, and the IHE PCD domain, especially the [[PCD_Profile_Device_Point-of-Care_Integration_%28DPI%29 | Device Point-of-Care Integration (DPI) working group]]. The initial goal of this group is to review the IHE profiles and device-related standards (especially ISO/IEEE 11073) with respect to the use cases and [http://mdpnp.org/ICE.html conceptual architecture] specified in the [ftp://ftp.ihe.net//Patient_Care_Devices/Coordination/ICE-PAC/ICE_final_draft_for_F29.21_Ballot_close_7Nov08.pdf draft "ICE" standard.] | ||
== Meetings == | == Meetings == | ||
Revision as of 19:05, 13 November 2008
Overview
The ICE-PAC (ICE-Pcd Analysis Committee) task group is a joint coordination activity between the Integrated Clinical Environment "ICE" team convened under ASTM F29.21, MDPnP, and the IHE PCD domain, especially the Device Point-of-Care Integration (DPI) working group. The initial goal of this group is to review the IHE profiles and device-related standards (especially ISO/IEEE 11073) with respect to the use cases and conceptual architecture specified in the draft "ICE" standard.