MHDS is published for public comment. This is the first of two Public Comment periods, with the next one this spring. We are doing two public comment phases in order to get broad set of review.
The Mobile Health Document Sharing (MHDS) Profile is a 100% FHIR Document Sharing infrastructure leveraging many IHE FHIR profiles including MHD. Where MHD has historically been an API to an XDS or XCA environment; MHDS introduces a new Central Registry actor and discusses how to build a complete Document Sharing infrastructure using other IHE Profiles.
This Document Sharing includes support for sharing FHIR-Documents, but is content format agnostic, thus equally capable of sharing CDA documents, PDF documents, or imaging. The big difference with MHDS is that one does not need to have an XDS or XCA backbone, as the backbone of MHD is purely a FHIR server.
Please review and comment. Good and bad. We need to reach a new #FHIR audience, new markets, new solutions. Here is the announcement and details on how to review and comment https://mailchi.mp/ihe/ihe-iti-tf-supplement-published-for-pc-2020-01-21 Note that the deadline for comments is February 14th, a bit shorter than normal, but we need to get comments in by the next IHE face-to-face meeting scheduled for the following week.
Here is the public comment forum and link to the MHD supplement
Included is support for
The Mobile Health Document Sharing (MHDS) Profile is a 100% FHIR Document Sharing infrastructure leveraging many IHE FHIR profiles including MHD. Where MHD has historically been an API to an XDS or XCA environment; MHDS introduces a new Central Registry actor and discusses how to build a complete Document Sharing infrastructure using other IHE Profiles.
This Document Sharing includes support for sharing FHIR-Documents, but is content format agnostic, thus equally capable of sharing CDA documents, PDF documents, or imaging. The big difference with MHDS is that one does not need to have an XDS or XCA backbone, as the backbone of MHD is purely a FHIR server.
Please review and comment. Good and bad. We need to reach a new #FHIR audience, new markets, new solutions. Here is the announcement and details on how to review and comment https://mailchi.mp/ihe/ihe-iti-tf-supplement-published-for-pc-2020-01-21 Note that the deadline for comments is February 14th, a bit shorter than normal, but we need to get comments in by the next IHE face-to-face meeting scheduled for the following week.
Here is the public comment forum and link to the MHD supplement
Included is support for
a system that is publishing documents
a system that is consuming documents
a relationship to mXDE enabled consumption of FHIR resources
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