IEEE 11073-10206 - a FHIR Compatible Model for Personal Health Devices

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Defines IEEE 11073-10206 “ACOM”: a compact, FHIR-mappable object model for personal health devices carried in binary over constrained transports (Bluetooth LE, NB‑IoT). Uses IEEE 11073/10101 nomenclature with type as a 4‑byte MDC code, unit in 2 bytes and timestamp in 8 bytes; a SpO2 observation can be encoded in about 27 bytes. Demo: Philips GHS simulator → Android client reassembles BLE segments and POSTs to a HAPI FHIR server; spec draft complete, Bluetooth profile prototyping late‑2021.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:23What is ACOM?
3. 6:52ACOM Observations
4. 16:12Status of standards development
5. 17:400.5 Design phase of GHS in the Bluetooth SIG

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