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One of the SMA objectives is to consider the Conference in advance and offer thoughts about what we’ll expect, which I did here in the HIMSS blog space. The cloud and FHIR standards are fostering a new era of interoperability in health care.
The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one." - Mark Twain Over the year, my blog saw mostly the same amount of visitors (90k), and I posted mostly the same number of articles (30).
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Interoperable Consent Standards My main focus is on enabling HealthInformation to flow given proper Security and Privacy. This is why I blog, and also why my blog gets so few visitors. The vocabulary and evidence could use simple (BPPC), or comprehensive (APPC), or FHIR Consents. The math is just not very big.
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The recommendation I give here is restricted to the gross level: for Document Sharing at the XDS/XCA/DocumentReference metadata level; for FHIR REST at the returned Bundle.meta.security level, but not on each Resource in the Bundle; and for CDA at the CDA header, but not on each element. Available from the FHIR specification for easy reading.
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Available from the FHIR specification for easy reading. See FHIR Demonstration of DS4P. "M", because the content is less sensitive than normal, but still medical. for "_confidentiality". link] How to determine what the value should be? I don't disagree that this is a hard thing to determine.
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JSON, XML, pipe delimited) and is siloed within a myriad of source systems like electronic health records (EHR), medical imaging databases, claims processing systems, revenue cycle solutions, healthinformation exchanges (HIE), and so on. Data is often unstructured (e.g.,
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