## 5 Discussion  
### New Proposals and Possibilities  
The comprehensive standardization approach necessitates establishing systems encompassing all facets of healthcare. Scientific and academic associations often play an active role in this standardization process. Emphasizing the role of medical practitioners and healthcare institutions in developing modern healthcare would make these processes more coherent and focused on improving the healthcare field. By bringing them to the forefront, experts can provide more clarity into the matter, allowing them to provide suggestions and oversee them holistically. Moreover, it would be mainly their responsibility to create and curate annotation guidelines, which would make data on a national level more consistent. It would also help transfer knowledge from other languages with more curated datasets and solutions. Adopting uniform standards would greatly enhance knowledge transfer efforts, as the data would follow the same scheme or blueprint. Effective feedback and evaluation protocols are essential to stay synchronized with the ever-changing world. These procedures provide a mechanism to correct and oversee ongoing processes while fostering trust, involvement, and cooperation. A handful of identified challenges can be addressed by implementing standards, even more so international, well-established standards. To avoid numerous possibilities of describing a lab test result or dosage of medication, one can implement USUM or SNOMED units of measure [53]. Some concrete proposals have already been presented; a notable example is the Polish Society of Laboratory Diagnostics, which, in 2022, introduced the proposed recommendations outlined in [54]. These recommendations center around the development of the System of Standardization of Information in Laboratory Diagnostics (SSILD), aiming to facilitate unambiguous terminology and codes based on the LOINC standardization (Figure 2). Precisely, this project aspires to achieve the following:  
* The creation of a unified system of terms and codes: this involves establishing a comprehensive, unambiguous, and up-to-date system that ideally attains international acceptance. * The extension of standardization to analyses, materials, methods, and the expression of results: ensuring uniformity across these key dimensions contributes to the effectiveness of the standardization effort. * Certainty in reference intervals: implementing standards that provide certainty in defining reference intervals is crucial for the accurate and consistent interpretation of results. * Access to the information needed for results interpretation: the standardization efforts aim to facilitate seamless access to the information necessary to interpret laboratory diagnostic results. Figure 2: The conception of a new System of Standardization of Information in Laboratory Diagnostics (SSILD) [54]. An intriguing initiative called \"Zdrowy pomysl\" (\"Healthy Idea\") [55] was introduced by the Polish industry magazine \"Menadzer Zdrowia\" (\"Health Manager\"). This initiative is dedicated to showcasing innovative ideas to address and resolve healthcare-related challenges. The range of presented ideas is diverse, from niche domain standardization to developing robust solutions that traverse entire healthcare systems. The initiative has published several proposed solutions addressing security, laboratory standardization, and asthma procedures. \"Healthy Idea\" is a compelling indication of the increasing interest within the healthcare sector in standardized rules and integrating new technologies. Its voice resonates as a clear signal to other stakeholders, expressing a desire to actively participate in creating innovative solutions within the healthcare domain. The authors of [49] put forth a compelling long-term strategy to boost compliance with standardized solutions. Their proposition advocates incorporating such systems into academic curricula, exposing students to these solutions, and fostering familiarity with them.