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The implementation of electronic medical records has been of paramount importance in facilitating the access and availability of information in the medical treatment of patients. However, because different centers and areas have adopted heterogeneous information models and technical solutions to handle medical records there may be a risk when the patient requests medical assistance in a jurisdiction other than the one in which he normally seeks medical treatment. The international standards for medical records offer common models to organize information and ensure the exchange and interoperability between technical solutions. This paper analyzes the adoption of the main technical standards (ISO 13606 and HL7) in the Hcdsns project, developed by the Spanish Ministerio de Sanidad, Servicios Sociales e Igualdad.

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The main aim of this article is to introduce you our research project which is focused on processing, validation and distribution of meteorological data for the air traffic management systems. We would like to suggest to reader the direction of our research project and present a new perspective on meteorological data processing and distribution for the industries with a high degree of dependency on weather. Usually research projects are focused on data collection in one central datacenter to do the data analysis and simulations but when we think globally, we think is better to have independent localities who talk to each other. And that is what we would like to research, and what we would like to present to reader. We are focusing especially on the air traffic industry where the need for current meteorological data is must. As a result, we would like to develop software solution which will be able to use decentralized and solid architecture for data exchange and analysis without high dependency on central datacenters. Document type: Part of book or chapter of book