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CDISC：Clinical Data Interchanges Standards Consortium The CDISC Terminology Initiative was formalized in 2005 with the primary objective to define and support the terminology needs of the CDISC models across the clinical trial continuum including the development of controlled terminology for the SDTM (Study Data Tabulation Model), laboratory data, case reporting data, etc. CPT Editorial Board：Current Procedural Terminology CPT was developed by the American Medical Association in 1966. These codes are used for the billing of medical procedures. Each year, an annual publication is prepared that makes changes corresponding with significant updates in medical technology and practice. DICOM：Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine The DICOM Standards Committee develops and maintains international standards for communication of biomedical diagnostic and therapeutic information using digital images and associated data in cardiology, dentistry, endoscopy, mammography, ophthalmology, orthopedics, pathology, pediatrics, radiation therapy, radiology, etc. HL7：Health Level Seven HL7 develops and maintains standards for the exchange, management, and integration of data that supports clinical patient care and the management, delivery, and evaluation of health care services. HL7 data standards, called data tables, are available for various clinical data components including, but not limited to, admission, transfer and discharge (ADT) records; clinical observations; laboratory test results; charge and billing information. PHDSC members are active participants of the HL7 Public Health and Emergency Response Work Group, HL7 Attachments Work Group, HL7 Security Work Group HL7 Electronic Health Record technical Committee, HL7 Education Committee and multiple other HL7 committees and work groups Most HL7 standards have been developed to serve the needs of clinical care of individual patients. PHDSC members work with HL7 to assure that the interests of public health are represented