ID
DG-3127
Type
Guide
Updated date
This is the current version.
Object Identifiers (OIDs) are a series of numbers, or 'arcs', allocated in a hierarchical manner in a way that is similar to a computer directory structure, so that each successive number in the OID represents a sub-component of the previous number.
This is the register of all Object Identifier partitions allocated by the National E-Health OID Registration Authority under the arc 1.2.36.1.2001, that is {iso(1) member-body(2) au(36) government (1) nehta (2001)}. It operates under the authority of the Department of Finance, who is the owner and manager of the Australian Government OID (1.2.36.1).
Registered OID partitions
Partition | Purpose |
1000 | Secure Messaging and connectivity related concepts – DEPRECATED |
1001 | Clinical information |
1002 | National Authentication Service for Health (NASH) - OID Register |
1003 | Healthcare Identifiers (HI) - OID Register |
1004 | Clinical terminology |
1005 | External concepts - OID Register |
1006 | Template service identifiers |
1007 | Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) identifiers - OID Register |