From the website of the Japanese Circulation Society (JCS):
The JCS Data Output Standard Format Guideline (SEAMAT) and the Structured Reporting Specification for Coronary CT Examination, developed by a joint working group of the Japanese Circulation Society and the Japan Radiological Society, have been released.
By enabling coronary CT and radiology reporting systems at each medical institution to comply with this specification, the use of report data through SS-MIX2 and HL7 FHIR will be facilitated. This will not only make the exchange of clinical information more efficient but is also expected to promote secondary uses such as clinical research and artificial intelligence development.
The development of this specification was carried out with the support of both academic societies and the Cabinet Office’s Strategic Innovation Promotion Program (SIP) project, “Establishment of an Integrated Healthcare System” (JPJ012425).