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Feedback requested
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Free
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Comment
Submitted by John Moehrke on
IHE - Patient Demographics Query for Mobile (PDQm)
The Patient Demographics Query for Mobile (PDQm) Profile provides similar functionality as PDQ but uses the FHIR standard. PDQm can be a FHIR API backed by a PDQ query or a Cross-Enterprise Patient Discovery (XCPD) query.
Submitted by John Moehrke on
IHE - Patient Master Identity Registry (PMIR)
The IHE Patient Master Identity Registry (PMIR) provides a collaborative community based system of cooperating patient identity sources maintaining a master identity for each patient. PMIR leverages the FHIR standard.
see the whitepaper - https://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/HIE-Whitepaper/index.html#54-patient-master-identity-registry-pmir
For example, a consumer system may query the PMIR registry to receive the shared master Patient Identity (aka. golden identity) based on their local identifiers or based on the identifying characteristics of the patient (demographics). In this way a PCP office can discover the master Patient Identity so that it can communicate with the systems in that community using a known patient identifier. This query uses Patient Identity Cross-referencing for Mobile (PIXm) or Patient Demographics Query for Mobile (PDQm).
Patient identity source will feed create, update, or merge events to the PMIR registry, which will further propagate these changes to a set of patient identity consumers that have subscribed. Upon receiving a create, update, or merge event these subscribed consumers are expected to update their patient information accordingly. For example when a merge has been declared, the subscribed consumer will merge into the surviving identity any data that was known against the merged identity. This set of patient identity source keep the master identity accurate, using update when there are changes to the demographics.
The PMIR, PDQm, and PIXm Profiles are used within the MHDS Profile to manage and find the patient’s identifier in that community as part of the Centralized Discovery and Retrieve environment.
This is an introduction to the PMIR Profile use within MHDS. PMIR Profile includes other optional functions. Please reference the Profile for details in PMIR.
Submitted by John Moehrke on
IHE - Patient Identity management
See the IHE whitepaper covering the many methods of managing Patient Identities.
https://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/HIE-Whitepaper/index.html#5-patient-identity-management
Submitted by juliemaas on
HL7 FHIR and the Patient/$match operation
Since STU3, HL7 FHIR has included the Patient/$match operation which allows for patient matching using MPI-based logic. When such a FHIR operation is performed within a community, this is comparable in functionality to the IHE standards already referenced. This is being actively explored in multiple stakeholder groups (e.g FAST). For this reason, we recommend that HL7 FHIR be included as an implementation specification in this sub-section with the $match operation called out specifically in the limitations, dependencies, & preconditions area. The match operation replaced a similar MPI query available in DSTU2.
Julie Maas, CEO, EMR Direct
Submitted by juliemaas on
Add HL7 Interoperable Digital Identity & Patient Matching IG
HL7's Interoperable Digital Identity & Patient Matching Implementation Guide is an Emerging Implementation Specification we recommend for inclusion in both the Patient Demographic Record Matching and Exchanging Patient Identification Within and Between Communities sections of the ISA due to its utility to both of these categories. -HL7 Interoperable Digital Identity & Patient Matching workgroup