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BSI 23/30452720 DC 2023

BSI 23/30452720 DC 2023

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BS ISO 16527. Health informatics. HL7 Personal Health Record System Functional Model, Release 2 (PHRS FM)

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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 30452720-NC.pdf
3 ISO_DIS 16527 ed.1 – id.84665 Enquiry PDF (en).pdf
8 0.1 Notes to Readers
0.2 Changes from Previous Release
0.3 Background
0.3.1 Personal Health Record (PHR) Versus a Personal Health Record System (PHR-S)
9 0.3.2 Designation of Sections
10 1 Scope
1.1 PHR-S Functional Model Scope
2 Normative References
3 Terms and Definitions
11 4 The Functional Model
4.1 Overview and Definition
14 4.2 PHR-S Functional Outline
4.2.1 The Functions and Their Use
4.2.2 Personal Health Section Functions
4.2.3 Personal Health Support Section Functions
4.2.4 Record Infrastructure Section and Trust Infrastructure Section Functions
15 4.3 Common Major Concepts Across the Model
4.3.1 Consistency in the Conformance Criteria
4.3.2 PHR Account Holder Privacy
4.3.3 Functionality versus Implementation
4.3.4 Relevant Standards
4.3.5 Consents, Authorizations, and Preferences
16 4.3.6 Scope of Downstream Uses of PHR data
4.4 Type of Profiles
5 Conformance Clause
5.1 Introduction (Reference)
17 5.2 Scope and Field of Application (Normative)
5.3 Concepts (Normative)
5.3.1 Functional Profiles
18 5.3.2 Conformance Model (Normative)
19 5.3.3 Profile Traceability (Normative)
20 5.4 Normative Language (Normative)
5.5 Conformance Criteria (Normative)
5.5.1 Introduction
5.5.2 Criteria in the Functional Profile
5.5.3 ‘Dependent SHALL’ Criteria
5.5.4 Referencing Other Criteria or Functions
21 5.6 PHR-S FM Structure and Extensibility (Normative)
5.6.1 Hierarchical Structure
22 5.6.2 Naming Convention
5.6.3 Priorities
5.6.4 Extensibility
5.7 Functional Profile Conformance (Normative)
5.7.1 Introduction
5.7.2 Rules for Domain Functional Profiles
24 5.7.3 Rules for Creating New Functions in Functional Profiles
25 5.7.4 Rules for Derived Functional Profiles
26 5.7.5 Conformance Statement
5.7.6 Rules for Companion Functional Profiles
27 5.8 Use Cases and Samples (Reference)
5.8.1 Functional Profile Use Cases
5.8.1.1 Example 1: PHR Source (based on custodian)
5.8.1.2 Example 2: Level of Functionality derived functional profile
5.8.1.3 Example 3: Vendor functional profile
28 5.8.2 Sample Domain Functional Profile Conformance Clauses
5.8.2.1 Developing a Conformance Clause
5.8.2.2 Sample 1: conformance clause for a Provider-linked PHR functional profile
5.8.2.3 Sample 2: conformance clause for a vendor system functional profile
29 5.8.2.4 Sample 3: conformance clause for a Community of Interest functional profile
5.9 Interpreting and Applying Conditional ‘SHALL’ (Reference)
5.9.1 Construction of Conformance Criteria Using the Conditional ‘SHALL’ Overview
5.9.2 General Concepts
30 5.9.3 Rationale for ‘Dependent SHALL’
5.9.4 How to Apply the ‘Dependent SHALL’
‘Dependent SHALL’ Criterion
‘SHALL’ Criterion
32 6 Glossary
6.1 Preface (Reference)
6.2 Introduction (Normative)
6.3 Overview (Reference)
6.4 The Action-Verb Structure (Normative)
6.4.1 Secure (System) Hierarchy
33 6.4.2 Data Management Hierarchy
34 6.4.3 How Action-Verbs are defined
40 6.4.4 Deprecated Action-Verbs
43 6.5 Guidelines for Use (Reference)
6.5.1 General Guidance
44 6.5.2 Constructing Rigorous Conformance Criteria
45 7 PHR System Conformance Claim via Self-Attestation
8 Glossary Supplement: Record Lifecycle Events and Descriptions (Normative)
8.1 Record Lifecycle Events (See RI.1.1.1)
48 Annex A (Normative) Function List
49 Annex B (Informative) Glossary of Terms for the EHR-S FM
78 Annex C (Informative) Background
C.1 What is HL7?
C.2 The HL7 Electronic Health Records Work Group
C.3 PHR WG Background and Charge
80 Annex D Bibliography
81 Annex E (Normative) Function List
82 Annex F (Informative) PHR Sources
F.1 Provider-linked
F.2 Payer-linked
83 F.3 Health Record Bank
F.4 Hybrid Payer & Provider Linked
F.5 Web-based, Consumer-centric Model
84 Annex G (Informative) Anticipated Uses
G.1 International Community and Realm Specifications
G.2 Anticipated Development Approach: Functional Profiles
85 Annex H (Informative) Mobile Device Impact on – and Issues related to – PHRs
H.1 Introduction
H.2 PHR Relationship to Mobile Devices
H.3 Trustworthiness of Mobile Device Information Sources
H.4 Possibility of Consumer Alteration of Professionally-sourced Data
H.5 Possibility of Other Alterations of Professionally-sourced Data
86 H.6 Possibility of Insufficient/Unexpected Governance or Management of Professionally-sourced Data
H.7 Interoperability Standardization within Health Information Exchange Environments
H.8 Various Types of Mobile Devices
H.9 Functionality (or capability) –Nuances of Various Information Exchange Systems
H.10 Labeling of Mobile Devices (and corresponding software) as “Regulated” by the FDA
87 H.11 Amount or Type of Data
H.12 Future Vision
H.13 Location of Data-At-Rest
88 H.14 Management of lost, stolen, or misplaced mobile devices
H.15 Consents, Authorizations, and other Governance issues
H.16 Location Awareness Services
H.17 Use of multiple mobile devices
H.18 Usage heuristics
89 H.19 Difference Between “Patient-entered” and “Patient- sourced’ Data
H.20 Difference Between “Author-of-the-data” and “Source-of-the data”
H.21 Relationships between PHR, EHR, and Mobile Devices
90 H.22 Responses to Rules-engine Requests
H.23 Security and Privacy Obligations Vary Between Providers and Consumers

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