Public Comment period for IHE Advanced Patient Privacy Consents profile

IHE IT Infrastructure Technical Framework Supplements Published for Public Comment

The IHE IT Infrastructure Technical Committee has published the following Technical Framework Supplements for public comment in the period from May 27 to June 26, 2016:
  • Add RESTful Query to ATNA
  • Advanced Patient Privacy Consent (APPC)
  • Re-documentation Register On-Demand Document Transaction
  • Mobile Alert Communication Management (mACM)
The documents are available for download at http://ihe.net/Public_Comment/. Comments received by June 26, 2016 will be considered by the IHE IT Infrastructure Technical Committee in developing the trial implementation versions of the supplements. Comments can be submitted at ITI Public Comments.

 

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