Parent guidelines

1. PARENT Guidelines
 Development process Good level. Literature review and meta-analysis (design or
content has been informed by published evidence, in the literature). A wide multi-
organisation and multi-stakeholder consultation process was adopted. It was carried
out an external quality control process
 Maturity Low level. Full coverage of multiple domains. Expected to be deployed
Multiple countries for cross border care. Not adopted yet by commercial solutions
 Trustworthiness: Medium level. Supported by European scientific or international
scientific society. The asset is being held by a temporary body, and plans are in place
for it to be transferred to a long-term source. The original development group, or the
present asset holder, is available to provide support and guidance
 Support & skills: is required specialised background associated with the asset field and
there are available tools able to support the definition of this class of assets
 Sustainability An outline business model has been developed for this asset, giving some
confidence of its viability. Designed to be extended by others including feedback from
open consultation into review cycles
 Semantic Interoperability: Maximum level. Based on standard specification. All of the
nodes defined in the clinical information models and terms have been mapped to
international terminologies
 Cost & effort: The validation and certification program is based on third party
organization. The selected asset is free of charge for any purpose. It is recommended
that adopters assign resources to implement new releases regularly that could be
automatised to be incorporated in their system
 Maintainance: Change management process based on priorisation according to team
leader and open consultation for evaluating complexity, gravity and feasibility of
change. The update process has not planed regular updates but new releases are
foreseen in the future. There are enough resources to address incidents and problems
in a reasonable time