Toward harmonization of the nutrition care process terminology and the international classification of functioning, disability and health− dietetics : results of a mapping exercise and implications for nutrition and dietetics practice and research / Gabriele J. Gäbler, Michaela Coenen, Claudia Bolleurs, Willy K. Visser, Sytske Runia, Yvonne F. Heerkens, Tanja A. Stamm

Quality, continuity, and safety are essential aspects of all health care interventions and are equally important in e-health car. In addition, e-health is increasingly used in various settings and new models of care in European countries. The e-Health Governance Initiative founded by the European Union has worked to establish a common structure for e-health within Europe to facilitate quality health care within countries and across borders. The Guidelines on Minimum/Non-Exhaustive Patient Summary Dataset for Electronic Exchange in Accordance with the Cross-Border Directive 2011/24/EU indicate that member states wishing to engage in cross-border communication may perform mapping, transcoding, and translation activities to support such activity.

Nutrition.