BS ISO 17090-1:2021 pdf download – Health informatics — Public key infrastructure Part 1: Overview of digital certificate services 5.2 Examples of actors 5.2.1 Regulated health professional Examples of regulated health professionals are physicians, dentists, registered nurses, and pharmacists. There are many different classifications of officially regulated/accredited professions in healthcare in different countries. It is an important task to create a global mapping for this but, for the purposes of this document, it is assumed that only very broad classes can be recognized internationally. In ISO 17090‑2, a data structure is presented that allows a broad international classification to be used in parallel with a more detailed defined classification that may be national or may follow other jurisdictions, since regulated health professionals are regulated in provinces or states in some countries. 5.2.2 Non-regulated health professional Non-regulated health professionals are persons who are employed by a healthcare organization but who are not regulated health professionals, and include medical secretaries and record assistants, transcription clerks (i.e. those who type from a dictated voice recording), billing clerks, and assistant nurses. For the purpose of this document, it is important to include the relationship between the employing healthcare organization and the employee in a certificate for security services. For the healthcare professionals, it is important to include the relationship with the professional registration body in the structure of the digital certificate, but a possible employment or other affiliation of, for example, a physician may also be important. There are many different types of roles or occupations of healthcare employees and this document makes no attempt to provide a classification scheme. NOTE The fact that the employee is not registered by a body independent of the employer in his professional capacity does, of course, not imply that the employee is not professional in conducting his services. 5.2.3 Patient/consumer The person who receives health-related services is, in most cases, called the patient but, in some situations, it is more appropriate, in the case of a healthy person and when considering the contractual relations with the healthcare providers, to call such a person a consumer of health services. Only the patient/consumer who is also a direct user of a health information system is considered in this context. 5.2.4 Sponsored healthcare provider There are some types of persons who are providers of health services that are not regulated in the jurisdiction but who are active in a community...
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