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Terminology data standards create a shared clinical language so care teams and digital systems can exchange information reliably, without the manual workarounds. Australia's national standard is being built right now through CSIRO's Sparked program and allied health professionals are underrepresented in the process. You don't need a digital health background to have a say. Clinical perspectives are exactly what's needed to make sure the data allied health professionals generate is included in national standards. Read AHPA's Terminology Data Standards resource to understand what's happening, why it matters for your practice and how to get involved. 📍 In Brisbane? Join the Sparked community in person. CSIRO's Sparked is hosting Community Co-Design Workshops on 27–28 May 2026 in Brisbane – a rare opportunity to contribute directly to the development of national clinical data standards. Day 1 focuses on Clinical Design Group workshops, including Encounter Record requirements and a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan demonstration Day 2 digs into the technical side: AU Core FHIR and Encounter Record requirements
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