Other IT standards

We are committed to the creation of a technical standards-based market for health. It will promote a climate of innovation, underpinned by technical standards to ensure interoperability, efficiency, security, privacy and safety in the provision of health services worldwide.

The concept of e-Health has already assumed a sharp, economic and political profile.

Global health care can only be improved and maintained cost-effectively by the practical application of technology and particularly of communications technology. Innovation is essential, as is access to this profitable market by new developers.

Technical standards offer an effective way to ensure the level of excellence which we have all come to expect in our new age of patient-centric, medical care.

This document defines a set of Fetch metadata request headers that aim to provide servers with enough information to make a priori decisions about whether or not to service a request based on the way it was made, and the context in which it will be used.

 This standard specifies the dimensions of the camera aperture images and the relative positions of the vertical and horizontal centerlines of the intended image area with respect to the reference edge and the perforations of the camera negative film for 35-mm motion-picture cameras.

A series of images presented in rapid succession with objects represented in successive positions either unchanged or changed and producing, because of the persistence of vision, the optical effect of a continuous picture.

This standard specifies the make-up or assembly of leaders and cue marks for 35- and 16-mm analog audio motion-picture release prints for use in television studios.

This standard specifies the location and size of the printed picture and photographic sound track areas for both negative/positive and reversal contact printing operations.

This standard specifies the lateral location, dimensions, and the reproducing speed of variable-area and variable-density photographic audio records on 16-mm motion-picture prints. 

This standard specifies the position, dimensions, and reproducing speed of variable-area and variable-density photographic audio records on 35-mm motion-picture release prints.

This standard specifies the recommended sizes and dimensions of raw stock cores for 8-, 16-, 35-, 65-, and 70-mm motion-picture films.

This standard specifies the dimensions of a video cassette and a video magnetic tape intended for use with 1/2-in type G video systems operating at tape speeds of 40, 20, and/or 13.3 mm/s (1.57, 0.79, and/or 0.52 in/s).

The information in this specification, combined with the SM CLP-to-CIM Common Mapping Specification 1.0, is intended to be sufficient to implement SM CLP commands relevant to the classes, properties, and methods described in the Sensors Profile using CIM operations.

This specification contains the requirements for an implementation of the SM CLP to provide access to, and implement the behaviors of, the Modular Systems Profile.