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APPC--a new standardised coding system for trans-organisational PACS retrieval.

F Fruehwald¹, A Lindner, G Mostbeck

¹Diagnostic Imaging, Institut Frühwald/Steiner/Obermayer, 3100, St. Pölten, Austria.

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Austria developed the Austrian PACS Procedure Code (APPC) to integrate radiological imaging data nationwide. This standard facilitates searching across Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) for better healthcare integration.

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Medical Informatics
Radiology Information Systems

Background:

Austria is integrating its healthcare enterprise by connecting all radiological Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS).
A unified system is needed to efficiently search for correlative imaging data across different institutions.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a standardized coding system for radiological procedures and anatomical details.
To facilitate the search and retrieval of imaging data within a nationwide PACS network.

Main Methods:

A comprehensive coding system, the Austrian PACS Procedure Code (APPC), was compiled.
The APPC was designed to include all radiological procedures and necessary anatomical details.

Main Results:

The Austrian PACS Procedure Code (APPC) achieved standard status under HL7.
Demonstrated effective coding and filtering capabilities for searching imaging material using APPC.
Outlined a process for future APPC adjustments.

Conclusions:

Discusses APPC implementation within Austria's future electronic health environment and electronic health act.
Compares APPC to other nationwide electronic health record projects and coding systems.
Considers limitations and potential applications for physical storage media.