ISO Technical Report on Sex and Gender in the EHR is now published

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beverly

Hello - are we able to read the publication anywhere? I have colleagues who would be interested in reading the recommendations.

Thank you for this update, Beverly. It is great to hear about the progress that ISO is making. We look forward to continued collaboration.

Season's best,
Kelly

On behalf of Kelly Abrams, Claire Kronk and I we are very happy to inform this community that a significant milestone has been achieved within ISO TC 215. Using a Technical Report (TR) as a starting point we have successfully socialized the need to improve the data element definitions within ISO TC 215 standards used for digital health.

The TR has gone through the ISO process and just recently published. Heather Grain from AU and myself are now leading a significant update to the current TS22220 standard defining the data elements for the subject of care. With help from some international folks and a few folks from this community we will define the data elements for person and provider identification. This work will leverage the work done within the Gender Harmony Project as well as what is being done in BC for the sex and gender related data elements.

I would like to thank this group for their stories and input thus far. If anyone would like more information please let me know
thankyou
Beverly Knight