Attendees
Agenda
- Actions: Java reference libraries http://hapifhir.io/
- Actions: C# https://github.com/ewoutkramer/fhir-net-api (opensource) + Binaries - Nuget packages https://www.nuget.org/packages/Hl7.Fhir.STU3/ (stable); pre-releases are available also
- Next week HL7 AU connectathon in Perth - current PD material available but no expectation to attend for SM PD project; will be engaging with vendors in WA
- Planned timelines
- Further draft content for AU PD going up in next 2 weeks ~ : items already discussed are not yet published
- TouchstoneTesting scripts developed over next 4 weeks ~
- PD test scripts will be developed and confirmed as part of HL7 international WG connectathon -
- Publish connectathon version ~
- 1 day connectathon in Brisbane late September (consecutive days with HL7 V2 REF profile) - GOAL content fit for purpose: core search capability; SM addressing based on content
- PRD identifier
- Identity and Certificates for secure message delivery
- Trusted Certificates
- NASH
- Vendor allocated: policy framework for trust
- Policy at this stage?
- Trusted Certificates
- Identity for PD service access
- Certificates : client/server
- OAuth
- Username/Password
- Claims Based (JWT)
- Security
- Levels: system level (client/server) + organisation/customer
- Transport level security: expected
- Future: matching from different sources, federation, de-duplication
Minutes
V2 Mapping - Identifiers
- PRD -> PractitionerRole.identifier
- Identifier.type = other id
- Identifer.extension = identifier type
- base profile
- Vendor identifier
- SMD vendor id
- require: type.code
- require: system
- require: value
- require: assigner.display (need fields for V2 fields)
- Recommended preference for identifier type i.e. NPIO, PRN, Vendor
Certificates
- if available and eligible for NASH SHOULD use it
- written policy for certificate allocation is very desirable for users of the certificate
- vendor is responsible for the entry and certificate/identity quality assurance
- what attributes are required/desired in certificates; how should they be used