NHIN Messaging Recommendations EHI Connecting Communities Forum April 10, 2006 Don Grodecki Browsersoft, Inc.

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NHIN Messaging Recommendations EHI Connecting Communities Forum April 10, 2006 Don Grodecki Browsersoft, Inc.

2 Messaging Design Goals Minimum Necessary to achieve the Maximum Benefit –Don’t make the cost of entry so high that few will participate Don’t adopt emerging standards too early Don’t get ahead of the implementation tools Use Web Services, SOAP, XML, SSL Platform Neutral

3 Only Two Messages –Web Services are normally Query/Response –Allow for generic payloads so that new data types will not affect the basic Messaging Standards –Attachments can carry media types

4 XML Namespaces Namespaces are globally unique prefixes attached to XML tags to guarantee the uniqueness of the prefix:tag combination – An alias is often defined for a Namespace –xmlns:nhinWsa =" –

5 XML Default Namespaces A Default Namespace can be declared – The Default holds unless overridden with a specific prefix The Default holds until redefined by another default

6 Requestor Identification - “SAML like” John Halamka...

7 Settings 10 yes

8 Query... where from query parameters patient ID response control

9 where from... the rest if HL7 response –Always the with –Additional elements for non-HL7 results, such as NCDPDP Scripts 8.1

10 Variations on HL7 v2.4 ELINCS-HIE –For Laboratory results supports other’s observations –HL-7 V2.4 –Minor variation on California Healthcare Foundation's ELINCS implementation guides for results –sub-set of labs are LOINC coded

11 Recommendations Beyond HL7 v2.4 NCPDP SCRIPT Standard –For Medication History –consistent with RxHUB and SureScripts formats –Version 8.1 –

12 Asynchronous Pattern ISB ISB communications is always Asynchronous –Response to NHINQuery is always simple ACK Deferred indicates Async –NHINResponse is posted to supplied ReplyTo URL, after possible delay –Response post is answered by simple ACK –Responses are matched to Queries by MessageID

13 ReplyTo - “WS-Addressing like”

14 Mendocino Adoption - Architecture

15 Current Mendocino Implementation

16 Resources –News on Open Source and Health Records Exchange –Downloads, for Papers and Software –Web Links, for Demonstrations