Description
This EHR Interoperability Profile describes the EHR Communication Steps (EHR_CS) for a user who has a patient’s consent to send a request to the EHRi system and override the existing consent directives to view a patient’s health information masked for presentation.
Unmask Patient Information* only requests a temporary override to the patient’s consent directives and does not update consent information in the EHRi system other than creating data such as audit logs of who requested the override, the reason, date and location etc. The override to view the requested information only continues until the context of the patient’s health information changes within a POS system session.
(* See EHRi Privacy and Security Conceptual Architecture, Appendix C: The “Lockbox” & Masking of PHI)
EHR Business Requirement reference
This EHR IP is used by the following Clinical Activities:
Clinical Activity Document Id | Name |
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D03 - CLACT03 - D3 - EHR 3.1.1 | Depression assessment |
D03 - CLACT03 - D3 - EHR 3.1.2 | New family physician |
Actors
This EHR IP includes interactions between the following actors:
Actor | Description |
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Point of Service System (or EHRi system Web Viewer) | The point of service system used by the Health Care Provider (user) |
EHRi system | The system that contains the jurisdictional EHR for this patient. |
Preconditions
User has selected the desired patient’s clinical Event and proceeds with the following steps.
Process Step | POS | EHR Communication Step |
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User requests to see patient information unmasked. |
POS System sends a request to the EHRi system specifying the provider identity, the client identity and the identity of the patient’s information to be unmasked. |
EHRCS14_Unmask_Patient_Information (request) |
The IIP Get EHR Workflow Services:
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POS system receives the EHR Communication Step response status and the requested patient information unmasked. | (response) |
General Info | |
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Name | EHRIP14 - Unmask Patient Inormation |
Type | Sequence Diagram |