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Standardizing fetal cardiotocograph (CTG) data is crucial for perinatal medicine. This study introduces a Medical waveform Format Encoding Rule (MFER) parser to effectively describe and handle CTG data for improved community health cooperation.

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Area of Science:

Medical informatics
Biomedical engineering
Perinatal medicine

Background:

Standardization of diagnostic and treatment documents with inspection data is vital for community health cooperation.
HL7 CDA is a leading solution for diagnosis documents, but fetal cardiotocograph (CTG) data standardization lags.
Developing tools that utilize standards is key to their widespread adoption.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the lack of standardization in fetal cardiotocograph (CTG) data.
To propose and implement a method for describing CTG data using the Medical waveform Format Encoding Rule (MFER).
To develop a parser for MFER to facilitate its use in handling CTG data.

Main Methods:

Describing fetal cardiotocograph (CTG) data using the Medical waveform Format Encoding Rule (MFER).
Developing a specialized MFER parser to simplify the handling and interpretation of MFER-encoded data.
Implementing the MFER parser and applying it to the description of CTG data.

Main Results:

Successfully implemented an MFER parser.
Demonstrated the application of MFER for describing fetal cardiotocograph (CTG) data.
The developed MFER parser eases the handling of waveform data.

Conclusions:

The Medical waveform Format Encoding Rule (MFER) provides a flexible framework for describing medical waveforms like CTG data.
The developed MFER parser facilitates the practical application of MFER for CTG data standardization.
This approach supports improved data integration and cooperation in perinatal medicine.