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The IHE IT-Infrastructure committee continues to produce new and improved specifications for HIE interoperability. This whitepaper primarily illustrates how such a network could be represented in a Mobile Care Services directory. Document Sharing Across Network Topologies- Rev.
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.,
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. Comments submitted by January 15, 2021 will be considered by the ITI Technical Committee in developing the subsequent version of the whitepaper.
This whitepaper will show how various profiles work together to provide a standards based, interoperable approach to community and cross-community health information sharing. Here is the HIE-Whitepaper Those looking to deploy a Health Information Exchange will find guidance on recognized principles and mechanisms.
The IHE-MHDS does not define a Document Repository Actor but does include architecture support for distributed FHIR Servers and thus the concept of a Document Repository is included in MHDS. This supports IHE Document Sharing as described in the Health Information Exchange: Enabling Document Sharing Using IHE Profiles WhitePaper.
This is an update of what is going on in Security and Privacy in, and around, the FHIR specification. This is an update of what is going on in Security and Privacy in, and around, the FHIR specification. GDPR driven activities: The Security WG has done an assessment of FHIR in the context of GDPR.
This is described in the Enabling Document Sharing through IHE Profiles whitepaper (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.
HIE-Whitepaper IHE publications in html * kanban has not been started as too much is in flux * publications github where we are doing our work [link] publications * meeting minutes [link] IHE/publications/wiki * html rendering of current work for committee review (not proper external publication) [link] github.io/publications/
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