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BSI 12/30274732 DC:2012 Edition

BSI 12/30274732 DC:2012 Edition

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BS ISO 16527. Personal Health Record System Functional Model, Release 1 (PHRS FM)

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PDF Pages PDF Title
4 Welcome!
What is the background of the current release?
How to offer your comments:
Which documents are in this package?
5 Other Offerings and Requests from the EHR Work Group:
6 S057046e
9 Blank Page
10 PHRS_FM_R1_N1_2012SEP_C1_Overview
12 Preface
i. Notes to Readers
ii. Acknowledgements
13 iii. Changes from Previous Release
14 Chapter 1 Introduction and Overview
1 Background (the What, Why and Who of Personal Health Record Systems)
1.1 Who is HL7?
1.2 Personal Health Record (PHR) Versus a Personal Health Record System (PHR-S)
15 1.3 PHR WG Background and Charge
16 2 Purpose and Scope
2.1 PHR-S Functional Model Scope
2.2 This Functional Model Is Not:
3 Overview and Definition of the Functional Model
19 3.1 PHR-S Functional Outline: The Functions and Their Use
20 3.2 Components of the PHR-S FM Release 1 Ballot Package
22 3.3 Common Major Concepts Across the Model
3.3.1 The “Action-Verb” Hierarchy
3.3.1.1 The “Secure (System)” Category
3.3.1.2 The “Manage (Data)” Category
23 3.3.2 PHR Account Holder Privacy
3.3.3 Functionality versus Implementation
24 3.4 Relevant Standards
3.5 Consents, Authorizations, and Preferences
4 Anticipated Uses
4.1 Anticipated Development Approach: Functional Profiles
28 Chapter 2: Introduction (Reference)
Conformance Clause
1. Scope and Field of Application (Normative)
2. Concepts (Normative)
29 2.1 Functional Profiles
2.2 Conformance Model (Normative)
30 2.3 Profile Traceability (Normative)
3. Normative Language (Normative)
31 4. Conformance Criteria (Normative)
4.1 Criteria in the Functional Profile
4.2 ‘Dependent SHALL’ Criteria
4.3 Referencing Other Criteria or Functions
32 5. PHR-S FM Structure and Extensibility (Normative)
5.1 Hierarchical Structure
33 5.2 Naming Convention
5.3 Priorities
5.4 Extensibility
34 6. Functional Profile Conformance (Normative)
6.1 Rules for Functional Domain Profiles
35 6.2. Rules for Creating New Functions in Functional Profiles
36 6.3. Rules for Derived Functional Profiles
37 6.4 Conformance Statement
6.5 Rules for Functional Companion Profiles
38 7. Use Cases and Samples (Reference)
7. 1 Functional Profile Use Cases
39 7.2 Sample Functional Domain Profile Conformance Clauses
40 8. Interpreting and Applying Conditional ‘SHALL’ (Reference)
41 8.1 General Concepts
‘SHALL’ Criterion
‘Dependent SHALL’ Criterion
8.2 Rationale for ‘Dependent SHALL’
42 8.3 How to Apply the ‘Dependent SHALL’
43 9. Definitions (Reference)
47 Table of Contents
Internal References
External References
50 3.1 Personal Health Section(PH)
51 Personal Health (PH.0)
52 PHR Account Holder Profile (PH.1)
53 Identify and Maintain a PHR Account Holder Record (PH.1.1)
54 Manage PHR Account Holder Demographics (PH.1.2)
55 Manage PHR Account Holder and Family Preferences (PH.1.3)
56 Manage PHR Account Holder Advance Directives (PH.1.4)
57 Manage Consents and Authorizations (PH.1.5)
58 Manage PHR Account Status (PH.1.6)
59 Manage Historical Clinical Data and Current State Data (PH.2)
60 Manage PHR Account Holder Originated Data (PH.2.1)
61 Manage Data from External Administrative Sources (PH.2.2)
62 Manage Data and Documentation from External Clinical Sources (PH.2.3)
63 Produce and Present Ad Hoc Views of the Personal Health Record (PH.2.4)
Manage Historical and Current State Data (PH.2.5)
65 Manage Problem Lists (PH.2.5.1)
66 Manage Medication List (PH.2.5.2)
68 Manage Test Results (PH.2.5.3)
69 Manage Allergy, Intolerance and Adverse Reaction List (PH.2.5.4)
71 Manage Immunization List (PH.2.5.5)
72 Manage Medical History (PH.2.5.6)
73 Manage Surgical History (PH.2.5.7)
Maintain Family History (PH.2.5.8)
74 Manage Personal Genetic Information (PH.2.5.9)
75 Manage Social History (PH.2.5.10)
Wellness, Preventive Medicine, and Self Care (PH.3)
76 Manage Personal Clinical Measurements and Observations (PH.3.1)
77 Manage Personal Observations and Care (PH.3.1.1)
Communication with Home Monitoring Devices (PH.3.1.2)
80 Manage Account Holder Implemented Care Plans (PH.3.2)
Manage Provider Implemented Care Plans (PH.3.3)
82 Manage Medications (PH.3.4)
83 Manage Tools and Functions to Assist Self Care (PH.3.5)
84 Manage Health Calendar (PH.3.5.1)
85 Manage Tasks (PH.3.5.2)
86 Manage a Registry of Actors (PH.3.5.3)
87 Manage Reminders (PH.3.5.4)
89 Manage Health Alerts (PH.3.5.5)
90 Manage Recommendations (PH.3.5.6)
91 Population Health and Wellness (PH.3.6)
92 Public Health Reporting (PH.3.6.1)
93 Public Health Risk Alerts (PH.3.6.2)
Manage Health Education (PH.4)
95 PHR Account Holder Decision Support (PH.5)
96 Manage Guidelines and Protocols (PH.5.1)
Drug Interaction Checking (PH.5.2)
97 Clinical Decision Support (PH.5.3)
98 Integration with Third Party Clinical Decision Support Services (PH.5.4)
99 PHR Account Holder Configured Alerts (PH.5.5)
Manage Encounters with Providers (PH.6)
101 PHR Account Holder Health Data Derived from Administrative and Financial Sources (PH.6.1)
102 Manage Self-Assessments (i.e., Symptoms) (PH.6.2)
Communications Between Provider and/or the PHR Account Holder’s Representative (PH.6.3)
104 Data and Documentation from External Clinical Sources (PH.6.4)
Provider Assessments (PH.6.5)
105 Referrals and Referral Process (PH.6.6)
106 Patient Specific Care, Instructions, Treatment Plans, Guidelines and Protocols (PH.6.7)
107 Manage Patient-Specific Care and Treatment Plans (PH.6.8)
108 3.2 Supportive Section(S)
109 Provider Information (S.1)
Manage Selection of Providers (S.1.1)
110 Manage PHR Account Holder Provider’s Information (S.1.2)
111 Manage Health Care Provider Information (S.1.3)
Manage Provider Transparency Information (S.1.4)
112 Manage Healthcare Facility Information (S.1.5)
Manage Healthcare Facility Transparency Information (S.1.6)
113 Manage Surveys on the Healthcare Experience (S.1.7)
Financial Management (S.2)
Capture and Read Health Insurance Account and Benefit Information (S.2.1)
115 Manage Health Insurance Plan Benefit Information (S.2.2)
116 Manage Standard Reporting (S.2.3)
117 Manage Ad Hoc Reporting (S.2.4)
118 Administration Management (S.3)
Manage Interoperability of PHR Account Holder Demographics (S.3.1)
119 Manage PHR Conditions of Use (S.3.2)
Manage Legal and other Related Documents (S.3.3)
120 Manage Consents and Authorizations (S.3.3.1)
121 Manage End-of-Life Documents and Other Advance Directives (S.3.3.2)
122 Manage Documents for Personal Representation (S.3.3.3)
Manage Data Masking for Sensitive or Selective Information (S.3.4)
123 Manage PHR Output (S.3.5)
124 Manage PHR Data Import and Export (S.3.6)
125 Manage Secondary Use Request (S.3.7)
Manage Requests for Release of Information (S.3.8)
126 Manage Information Views (S.3.9)
127 Manage Other Resources (S.4)
Manage Clinical Research Information (S.4.1)
128 Capture Genomic/Proteomic Data and Documentation from External Clinical Sources (S.4.1.1)
Manage De-Identified Data Request Process (S.4.1.2)
129 Manage PHR Account Holder Notification of Clinical Trials (S.4.1.3)
130 Manage PHR Account Holder Enrollment in Clinical Trials or Research (S.4.1.4)
131 Registry Notification and Management (S.4.2)
Manage Donor Information (S.4.3)
132 Manage PHR Account Holder Education Material Updates (S.4.4)
Manage PHR Account Holder Reminder Information Updates (S.4.5)
133 Manage Public Health Information (S.4.6)
Manage Public Health Related Updates (S.4.6.1)
134 Manage Access to Public Health Information Resources (S.4.6.2)
135 Manage Access to Public Health Knowledge Bases (S.4.6.3)
Manage Enrollment in Public Health Programs (S.4.6.4)
136 Manage Enrollment in Public Health Notifications and Alerts (S.4.6.5)
Enrollment in Public Health Surveys (S.4.6.6)
138 3.3 Information Infrastructure Section(IN)
139 Health Record Information Management (IN.1)
140 Data Management (IN.1.1)
142 Synchronization (IN.1.2)
143 Present Ad Hoc Views of the Health Record (IN.1.3)
144 Extraction of Health Record Information (IN.1.4)
146 Store and Manage Unstructured Health Record Information (IN.1.5)
Store and Manage Structured Health Record Information (IN.1.6)
147 Patient Record Locator and Directory Services (IN.1.7)
149 Standard Terminologies and Terminology Models (IN.1.8)
151 Maintenance and Versioning of Standard Terminologies (IN.1.9)
152 Terminology Mapping (IN.1.10)
Administrative Management of Business Rules (IN.1.11)
155 Workflow Management (IN.1.12)
156 Information Translation (IN.1.13)
Standards Based Interoperability (IN.2)
157 Interoperability Standards (IN.2.1)
160 Interoperability Standards Versioning and Maintenance (IN.2.2)
163 Standards-Based Application Integration (IN.2.3)
164 Interoperability Agreements (IN.2.4)
166 Security (IN.3)
Entity Authentication (IN.3.1)
168 Entity Authorization (IN.3.2)
171 Entity Access Control (IN.3.3)
Non-Repudiation (IN.3.4)
172 Secure Data Exchange (IN.3.5)
174 Secure Data Routing (IN.3.6)
175 Information Attestation (IN.3.7)
176 Patient Privacy and Confidentiality (IN.3.8)
178 Service Availability (IN.3.9)
Secure Messaging (IN.3.10)
180 Auditable Records (IN.4)
185 1. Introduction and Overview
1.1. Scope
1.2. Known Issues
186 2. Action-Verbs
2.1. The Action-Verb Structure
2.1.1. Secure (System) Category
2.1.2. Data Management Category
187 2.2. How Action-Verbs are defined
188 2.3. Deprecated Action-Verbs
3. Guidelines for Use
3.1. General Guidance
189 3.2. Constructing Rigorous Conformance Criteria
191 4. Glossary Terms
214 1 PHR Sources
218 2 Mobile Device Impact on – and Issues related to – PHRs

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