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I already have one proposal for the transition from the current Federated Health Information Exchange to supporting FHIR, that is based on a transition from CDA to FHIR-Documents. Federated FHIR Resource Servers In this article I am going to add another step to the smooth transition. I will get to those later.
This article will be a weekly roundup of interesting stories, product announcements, new hires, partnerships, research studies, awards, sales, and more. Another ASTP/ONC post found only 20% of HIE organizations are using HL7 FHIR APIs to send and receive data. Welcome to the weekly edition of Healthcare IT Today Bonus Features.
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The solution is to leverage this existing solution, and just add FHIR. My point in this article is that this does not need to be a restriction on those that do want to move on to FHIR. Just add FHIRFHIR is a content format. By Just adding FHIR, the whole nationwide exchange that is functioning today just works.
This article is where I muse about getting to that beautiful future based on #FHIR. Break Everything One possibly that some advocate is turn off what we have today, and everyone and everything switch to using http RESTful FHIR. This pair of transports now has a third FHIR mode, so Karen's Cross is now three dimensional.
Does that mean we don't move to nationwide http RESTful FHIR? I expect, as I have said before, that the green-fields will/should use http RESTful FHIR. My main concern is that we are trying to apply http RESTful FHIR to the hardest problem (Treatment, Payment, and Operations) when we already have a solution there.
I think the most useful value-add that an HIE can add is an API that is based on FHIR. This is true of an XDS based HIE, Regional Exchange (XCA), Vendor based EHR, nationwide Exchange, and Direct HISP. At an HIE level: Initially I would focus on enabling Apps to query for and read the data available in the HIE.
Today on the FHIR Consent call we had a very useful discussion of how one would use FHIR Consent to do the same thing that BPPC does in XDS. Said another way, what is the degenerate form of FHIR Consent that is equal-to the functionality of BPPC, and what is the degenerate form of FHIR Consent that is compatible with BPPC.
In my last article on Controlled Exchange Architecture Models for Scale on #FHIR. One issue I ran into is the question of how OAuth at healthcare scale works when an HIE is made up of multiple organizations in a federation. This is an important part of how HIE scale. We don't address how an HIE might switch to user level.,
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It happens that the framework for explaining why the future is bright for HIE comes from the Wisconsin HIE (WISHIN) fall summit. They used the following diagram to show what they viewed as the HIE future. I have written articles about each of these transitions and more. Note slide decks are now available.
Something supported by IHE Document Sharing (XDS/XDR/XDM/XCA/MHD), something enabled and using #FHIR. Some background that is important can be found in the IHE HIE-Witepaper in the section on " Principles of IHE for Health Document Sharing ". Everything else in the Bundle is just FHIR Resources. When is a Document a Document?
The last time I did a year-end report was at the end of 2017 - HIE Future is Bright - stepping into 2018. 1.6k) Agile improvements toward #FHIR (1.5k) Security of #FHIR implementations concerns (1k) It is good to see that the Alisa Knight cybersecurity attacks on #FHIR were not a big reason for visitors to my blog.
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This is an alternative to SMART-on-FHIR, and not intended to be conflicting. An update to the HIE-Whitepaper , bringing in the newly build FHIR based profiles. I will be writing more articles pointing out specific things of each of these publications. Each cover unique spaces with some overlap. see [link].
The following is a guest article by Paul L Wilder, Executive Director, CommonWell Health Alliance. I still remember being with a New York State HIE at the time, on the HIMSS13 floor, and being asked by a reporter to speculate about what it meant. I was excited then and now I am the proud Executive Director of CommonWell.
This winter quarter will be a lighter load, recognizing the holidays: Patient Scheduling, prospective look at FHIR R5/6, and evaluating impact of Gender Harmony. This article is published before these are formally published, so I include a (will be at) link that likely won't be proper until later in November.
HIE-Whitepaper -- the whitepaper needed to be updated to include the FHIR based models that we have published in the MHD family. This also includes the use of QEDm and mXDE to make FHIR Resource level data available from the shared documents, making consumption more easy. FHIR does not have an explicit analog for home community.
So I often get frustrated when someone says that the HIE needs to become Patient Centered. There is no other purpose of an HIE besides the Patient. There is nothing in existing HIE that is "Provider-Centered". But that is the last article. WISHIN has that priority covered through eHEX and direct HIE-to-HIE engagements.
Most use of FHIR today is as an API to an organizations health information (EHR). However what is being asked latey is how does one scale FHIR to a nation. I spoke of this scale problem in past articles. What is missing is a similar architecture for HL7 FHIR family of technology.
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I will be writing a few articles about these efforts. Some examples where BPPC are used: Connecticut HIE: For release of Privileged Care information, a consent document SHALL be registered with HITE-CT in the form of a BPPC conformant document using the Opt-in for Legally Protected Data (ALL) policy. Table 10.2.3-1 38571.2.1.3.1
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That is that the HIE is designed for ONE purpose. For example a Health Information Exchange (HIE) that is designed for supporting Treatment. It is being considered to be added to SMART-on-FHIR , but is not fundamental there. Today a custodian trusting SMART-on-FHIR must presume Purpose from the indirect means.
However, there are stepping stones: The following is a slightly update on an article I wrote in July 2015 on how to set the confidentialityCode. Available from the FHIR specification for easy reading. See FHIR Demonstration of DS4P (sorry the video is lost). for "_confidentiality".
Out this week by Pew Research is this article that I find so amazing while at the same time there are so many instances where the public appears to be willfully giving away their Privacy. The Pew Research output says enough. Not much more I can say, except I am excited we might be turning the corner.
FHIR-based API usage by Payers (Government and Commercial) in the next few years will usher in enriched datasets to TEFCA networks. There is a need for partnership between public-private players to develop patient engagement applications (SMART on FHIR) for better access to data.
Each week, we’ll be providing a look back at the articles we posted and why they’re important to the healthcare IT community. The main takeaway: Exchanging healthcare data is going to include multiple layers of policy and technology , not just TEFCA but also FHIR, HIEs, Direct Messages, APIs, and much more.
Where the combined list is available in FHIR as a ValueSet of FormatCodes (updated in current build ) Important background :: Eating an Elephant -- How to approach IHE documentation on Health Information Exchange (HIE) and Healthcare Metadata The FormatCode is there to differentiate 'technical format'. So it is related to mime-type.
This article will be a weekly roundup of interesting stories, product announcements, new hires, partnerships, research studies, awards, sales, and more. Accreditations NCQA expanded its Data Aggregator Validation program to include FHIR output files. Welcome to the weekly edition of Healthcare IT Today Bonus Features.
This is described in the Enabling Document Sharing through IHE Profiles white paper (HIE using IHE). A Community deploying an HIE this way needs to define some metadata constraints and practices, so that the documents are found when they are needed. Each document shared is described by metadata.
Blog On my blog , I only posted 28 articles, which is average more than two a month. The IHE profiles from ITI are all now aligned on FHIR R4, and all have FHIR conformance resources published. It is working on fixing problems that gives a Systems Designer something to look forward to in the morning.
Etienne Boshoff, Managing Director at EHR Enhancify Healthcare interoperability is advancing through the adoption of Electronic Health Records (EHRs), standardized APIs like FHIR, and emerging technologies such as blockchain. Policies like the 21st Century Cures Act and ONC/CMS rules enhance data access and prevent information blocking.
Micky is also active in the industry at a local and national level, including being on the Board of Directors of the New England Health Exchange Network (NEHEN), the Sequoia Project, the CARIN Alliance, and the FHIR Foundation and the Project Manager of the Argonaut Project, an industry collaboration to accelerate the adoption of FHIR.
Micky is also active in the industry at a local and national level, including being on the Board of Directors of the New England Health Exchange Network (NEHEN), the Sequoia Project, the CARIN Alliance, and the FHIR Foundation and the Project Manager of the Argonaut Project, an industry collaboration to accelerate the adoption of FHIR.
Given XDS and XCA interactions that are often used in an Health Information Exchange (HIE), or a National Health Information Exchange (NHIE); there is no standards/profiled way to enable a point-of-care consent gathering workflow. So today, if Consent is not already captured, and needed, then data access is blocked.
TEFCA proposes that the adoption of FHIR access with OAuth2.0 And thank you to all of you for taking the time out of your day to read this article! Non-HIPAA/third-party entities/apps role must be limited as a medium in only providing access to patients/providers without storing any data while securing it end to end during the access.
How data are tagged with specific kinds of sensitivity labels is the topic of my next article. It can also happen that a sensitive result may become less sensitive, although I expect this to be rare. Conclusion So, this is why the health database can't be simply treated as a "Permit all access." or "Deny all access."
There is some strong discussion going on at HL7 around privacy concerns, especially now that HL7 FHIR has enabled easy application writing. The discussion started with an article " Warning mHealth security fears are opening doors to app and device innovation " summarizing a study done by Ketchum.
Each week, well be providing a look back at the articles we posted and why theyre important to the healthcare IT community. Answers to our latest question for the Healthcare IT Today experts included utilizing FHIR and HL7 standards, emphasizing user-friendly interfaces, and integrating EHRs with patient management platforms.
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