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SDMX-HD is the World Health Organization's implementation of the ISO Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange standard (SDMX), which enables the exchange of indicators and other summary measures between systems.
It is conformant to the SDMX standard and has been configured to support on-going harmonization of codelists, a requirement necessary in a public health environment.
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