1. HL7-GS1 Workshop

2. Workshop Agenda Moderation: Ed Hammond
The completion of domain-specific message and document definitions by process control mechanisms (Christian Hay, GS1)
From prescribing to administering cytostatics - How GS1 standards can be used for supporting global traceability (Stéphane Spahni, University Hospitals of Geneva)
The EHR-S/PHR-S Functional Models and specialized Functional Profiles – Means for organizing workable interoperability (John Quinn, HL7 International)
Service functional models and their relationship to EHR-S Functional Model (Juha Mykkänen, HL7 Finland )
The HL7 Composite Security and Privacy Domain Analysis Model – an important step towards interoperable security and privacy environments (Bernd Blobel, HL7 Germany)
The disciplinary, organisational, social and challenge of interoperability (Charles Jaffe, HL7 International)

3. Co-Chair, HL7 Security Work Group
The HL7 Composite Security and Privacy Domain Analysis Model – an important step towards interoperable security and privacy environments
Bernd Blobel, PhD, FACMI
Chair, HL7 Germany
Co-Chair, HL7 Security Work Group

5. ISO TS 2260

6. ISO TS 21298

8. Policy-Driven, Role-Based Access Control8

15. Conclusions
Starting with separate DAMs for security and privacy, the recently balloted Composite Security and Privacy Domain Analysis Model is a big step in the direction towards formally modeling the legal, security and privacy domain.
The HL7 specification is basically harmonized with the related ISO specs ISO and ISO without running the JIC Process.
The architecture-centric approach for policy-driven security and privacy management provides a future-proof solution beyond ISO EN and ISO TS 17

16. Thank you for your attention!
Bernd Blobel, PhD, Associate Professor
eHealth Competence Center
University of Regensburg Medical Center
Franz-Josef-Strauss-Allee 11
D Regensburg, Germany
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